Number of polling stations for Russians in the West down by more than 60 — Lavrov
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What happened
The number of polling stations abroad where Russians can vote in the upcoming State Duma elections has decreased by more than 60 in the Western countries, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has said.
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