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Putin's campaign presents scores of boxes filled with petitions backing his run in March election – Winnipeg Free Press - Vimarsana News

Putin's campaign presents scores of boxes filled with petitions backing his run in March election – Winnipeg Free Press

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Putin election campaign presents boxes filled with petitions backing his run - Vimarsana News

Putin election campaign presents boxes filled with petitions backing his run

The Russian President is almost certain to win another term in office after elections in March.

Pro-Putin campaign amasses 95 cardboard boxes filled with petitions backing his presidential run - Vimarsana News

Pro-Putin campaign amasses 95 cardboard boxes filled with petitions backing his presidential run

Vladimir Putin’s campaign has presented scores of boxes filled with signed petitions supporting his run in Russia's March presidential election, which he's almost certain to win. Putin is closely tied

Russia will seize the property of anyone who speaks out against Putin's invasion of Ukraine under proposals for brutal new Soviet-style crackdown - Vimarsana News

Russia will seize the property of anyone who speaks out against Putin's invasion of Ukraine under proposals for brutal new Soviet-style crackdown

Criticising what Moscow calls its 'special military operation' in Ukraine has effectively been a crime in Russia from the day it began, but the new bill aims to make penalties for that even tougher.

Russia Pushes For Law To Seize Property Of Citizens Who Criticise Putin's Invasion Of Ukraine - Vimarsana News

Russia Pushes For Law To Seize Property Of Citizens Who Criticise Putin's Invasion Of Ukraine

Russia's parliament is considering new legislation which would give the state the power to seize the property of people convicted for defamation of the armed forces or for calling publicly for actions that undermine state security. The new bill would allow the state to seize the property of Russians who have left the country and have criticised the war but who continue to rely on revenue from renting out their houses or apartments in Russia.