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Putin Says Election Turnout Shows Russians Support Military Agenda

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Events of this story

How the story spread

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Who wrote first

  1. Russia TASS
  2. Russian-language media abroad Meduza
  3. Ukraine RBK-Ukraina
  4. Middle East Anadolu Agency
  5. Belarus, the Caucasus and Central Asia APA (Azerbaijan)
  6. China Xinhua
  7. USA Fox News

How it is reported

Russia more than usual

TASS translate
Putin thanked Russians for active participation in the election campaign
TASS translate
Putin addressed soldiers of the SVO after the elections
Parlamentskaya gazeta translate
Putin thanked Russians for active participation in the elections
TASS translate
Putin urged to do everything to justify the trust of the people
RBC translate
Putin addressed Russians after the elections
Vedomosti translate
Putin thanked Russians for active participation in State Duma elections
TASS translate
Putin: Record turnout in elections indicates support for government's efforts to strengthen the country
Kommersant translate
Putin thanked Russians for participating in elections
Parlamentskaya gazeta translate
Putin: Record turnout in elections shows public support for government efforts
Parlamentskaya gazeta translate
Putin addressed SVO fighters after the elections

Russian-language media abroad

Meduza translate
Putin stated that queues at polling stations “show that scaring Russia is impossible”. In Moscow, people waited for hours to receive paper ballots due to a malfunction
The Moscow Times
Putin Says Election Turnout Shows Russians Support Military Agenda

Ukraine

RBK-Ukraina translate
Zelensky: Putin wants to capture Odessa, Kharkov and the Dnieper - it needs to be stopped
RBK-Ukraina translate
Putin made a cynical statement about the peace talks with Ukraine
Ukrainska Pravda (English)
Putin claims Ukraine attacked polling stations in Russia
UNIAN translate
Putin cynically justified the Russian strikes on Ukraine and accused it of disrupting negotiations
Kyiv Post
Putin Accuses Kyiv of Striking Polling Stations: “We Were Ready to Resume Negotiations”
The Kyiv Independent
Putin casts doubt on resuming Ukraine talks, citing mass drone attack during Russian election
NV (English)
Putin accuses Ukraine of sabotaging peace talks
Obozrevatel translate
Putin changed the tactics of attacks on business in Ukraine: what became the new goal of the Russian Federation
Obozrevatel translate
Putin has changed. Is it possible to force Ukraine to peace?

Belarus, the Caucasus and Central Asia

APA (Azerbaijan)
Putin: Russia planned to resume negotiations after the elections
Zerkalo (Belarus) translate
“But they all started it.” Putin explained why Moscow is not in a hurry to return to negotiations with Ukraine
News.am (Armeniya) translate
Putin: Russia was ready to resume negotiations with Ukraine after the elections
BelTA (Belarus) translate
Putin: Russia after the blows of the Ukrainian Armed Forces will think whether to resume negotiations

USA

Fox News
Trump claims stunning casualty numbers in Russia-Ukraine war

China

Xinhua
Putin says Ukraine's “provocative acts” will worsen situation
China Daily
Ukraine's provocations fuel tensions, Putin says

Middle East less than usual

Anadolu Agency
Putin says Moscow was ready to resume talks with Kyiv after elections, but Ukraine attacked polling stations
Hürriyet Daily News (Turkey)
Putin says Russian interests will guide return to talks

Barely covered it

Europe (0 of the usual ~10), Asia and Oceania (0 of the usual ~11), Middle East (2 of the usual ~9)

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