By Victor Duda
According to the Kremlin speaker, the Russian leader has not yet announced his participation in the elections. "There have been no statements of Putin so far, so we will be patience here," Peskov told Russian journalists. At the same time, he noted that the discussion of the Kremlin's expectations from the March 17 elections on turnout, participants and percentage of turnout is inappropriate.
"We have the rights and obligations given to all citizens by the Constitution in the context of the election campaign," Peskov added. On November 20, it became known that the Russian authorities decided to hold a presidential election in the format of a three -day vote with a mass bypass of citizens. The head of the Central Election Committee, Ella Pamphilov, reported that the upcoming election is expected to re-election Vladimir Putin for the fifth term planned for March 15-17, 2024.
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