"Russian Presidential Election Day Marked by Accusations, Discontent, and Global Protests"

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Thousands of Russians protested outside polling stations in a symbolic move spurred by supporters of late dissident Alexei Navalny opposing President Vladimir Putin’s assured re-election, with Navalny's team describing their "Noon Against Putin" protest as a success. Despite tight controls and several cases of vandalism, many people also came out in support of Putin, with the country's three days of presidential voting believed by many to be fixed to ensure Putin's victory for a record-breaking six-year term, making him Russia's longest-serving leader.
- Russia's presidential vote starts final day with accusations of Ukraine sabotage New York Post
- Long Lines of Russian Voters Signal Discontent With Putin's Tenure The New York Times
- Russians Abroad Take Part in Anti-Putin Election Protest, In Pictures The Moscow Times
- Thousands of Russians join Navalny-inspired 'noon against Putin' election protest Reuters
- Russia elections: Navalny's widow Yulia thanks anti-Putin protesters as she casts vote in Berlin BBC
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