President Vladimir Putin of Russia (AFP)
Sound the drum! ‘Putin’ encourages people to exercise their right to elect a president. Show your power Support attack on Ukraine
Although the Russian presidential election will be held between March 15-17, it is expected that Russian President Vladimir Putin will definitely win another term in his six-year term. But Putin also called on Thursday (March 14) for Russians to come out and exercise their right to vote in this election. This comes at a difficult time for the country. The Kremlin said it would show that society fully supports the Russian leader’s attack on Ukraine.
“I’m sure you are aware of the difficult times our country is going through. “How complex are the challenges we face in almost every field,” Putin said. “In order to continue to meet with dignity and overcome difficulties successfully, We need to stay united and believe in ourselves.”
Putin went on to say that participation in today’s elections was a display of patriotic feeling and that voting would also take place in the four occupied territories in Ukraine which Russia recently annexed as its own, as well as on the peninsula of Crimea annexed by Russia in 2014 as well.
“Our warriors on the front line will also vote. They show courage and heroism. Protection of the father and participation in elections An example for all of us,” Putin said.
The election was said to be taking place at a time when confidence in Putin, a former KGB spy, is high. Among the first battlefield victories of Russian troops for months in Ukraine And another thorn in Putin’s side has disappeared after the mysterious death of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny. who has recently been Putin’s main opponent
A victory for Putin would also keep him in control of Russia until at least 2030, longer than any Russian ruler since Catherine the Great or 18th-century Empress Catherine II of Russia, Russia’s longest-reigning monarch.
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