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Putin party retains majority in first vote since 2022 invasion of Ukraine Russian President Vladimir Putin’s United Russia party won a large majority in parliamentary elections, according to preliminary results published by state media Monday, in a vote held amid Ukrainian drone strikes, cyberattacks and a crackdown on anti-war opposition. The election was the first since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022. France 24 International affairs editor, Oliver Farry, shares further insights from this election. 'Election without meaningful competition': Russia’s results won't measure support for Putin or war US war on Iran: 'Incompetent administration when it comes to negotiations and prosecuting war' Game of Drones: Deep strikes into Russia keeping Ukraine 'in this game' UK, France ‘re-announce’ anti-missile technology for Ukraine: ‘None will be online for years’ Ukraine showing ‘remarkable innovation’: Kyiv ‘holding front line’ while striking Russia’s economy Russian strike on Kyiv book market: 'An attempt to annihilate Ukrainian identity' Ukraine: Civilian casualties hit highest level since May 2022 © 2026 Copyright France 24 - All rights reserved.
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