Russia organizes early voting in occupied Ukraine ahead of national election

Author: AfricaNewsPublished on: September 15, 2026Country: Ukraine

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Russia organizes early voting in occupied Ukraine ahead of national election

Russia has initiated early voting in the Ukrainian territories it occupies ahead of national elections. This process is seen as an attempt to legitimize its control over these regions. Russian authorities claim that this vote is essential for integrating these territories into the Russian political system.

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