Vladimir Putin wins Russia’s Presidential election again with 73% of votes
With the current win, Putin asserts the mantle of the immense nation's longest-serving ruler other than Joseph Stalin. Addressing a group who went to a pop show close to the Kremlin denoting his triumph, Putin hailed the individuals who voted in favor of him as a "major national group," including that "we are headed for progress." He said that the country required solidarity to push ahead and encouraged the gathering of people to "consider the eventual fate of our extraordinary homeland." He at that point drove the excited group to serenade "Russia!"
The last time Putin confronted voters was in 2012, when he was up against a genuine resistance development. Be that as it may, from that point forward he has supported his ubiquity on account of Russian activities in Ukraine and Syria.
Yevgeny Roizman, the chairman of Yekaterinburg, Russia's fourth-biggest city, says nearby authorities and state representatives have every gotten arrange "from higher up" to ensure the presidential vote turnout is in excess of 60 percent.
"They are utilizing everything: schools, kindergartens, healing centers — the fight for the turnout is uncommon," said Roizman, one of the uncommon resistance government officials to hold a noteworthy chose office.
Reuters detailed Russia's Central Election Commission perceived there were a few anomalies, however insufficient to make the general outcomes ill-conceived. Putin supporters said the outcome was a vindication of his intense position towards the West.
"I imagine that in the United States and Britain they've comprehended they can't impact our decisions," Igor Morozov, an individual from the upper place of parliament," said on state TV. "Our subjects comprehend what kind of circumstance Russian winds up in today."
