Putin re-elected for six-year term in controlled election; critics in jail or exile, challenges persist.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has successfully secured another six-year term in office, facing minimal opposition and no public criticism in a tightly controlled election environment. His main rival, Alexei Navalny, was absent from the race, with many of his critics either in jail or living in exile. Despite facing minor challenges during the election, Putin continues to deal with ongoing issues such as a recent Ukrainian drone attack. The Russian economy remains resilient, with strong support from the defense industry. The opposition has called for protests through voting to challenge Putin’s rule. Putin’s victory solidifies his position as one of the most powerful leaders in the world.

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