PUTIN THREATENS ZELENSKY: ‘Russia Cannot Be Intimidated’ As Voters Queue Up In Duma Elections

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Russian President Vladimir Putin said attempts were made to disrupt Russia’s recent State Duma elections, pointing to what he described as repeated efforts by the “enemy” to breach air defences in Moscow and other regions. Speaking at a government meeting, Putin thanked Russian voters for participating and said queues at polling stations demonstrated that Russia could not be intimidated. He also said the vote reflected public expectations from the government and expressed confidence that Russia would achieve its stated goals in its military operation. #putin, #russia, #russiaelections, #dumaelections, #russianelections, #stateDuma, #putinspeech, #russianparliament, #russianvoters, #russiaukrainewar, #ukrainewar, #airdefence, #moscow, #geopolitics, #breakingnews, #worldnews In this Times Now World News report, we break down the this topic: Stay connected with Times Now World for real-time global news and analysis: 🌐 Read full coverage: https://www.timesnownews.com/world 📱 Insta

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