Russians protest Putin's rule, allege election manipulation and repression

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Russians protested Putin's authoritarian rule by forming long voting lines against him at noon Sunday, following Navalny's call. Despite warnings and repression, queues formed in major cities. Navalny's widow accuses Putin of ordering his killing. Voting took place over three days, allowing for manipulation. The protest aimed to denounce the election's lack of fairness and show support for Putin critics. International protests also took place. Golos reported electoral violations. Putin has maintained power since 1999, stifling democracy.


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