Russia opens voting stations at border with Poland, Baltic states
What to know about Russia opens voting stations at border with Poland, Baltic states
Russia said Thursday it would open voting booths at its border points with Poland and the three Baltic states for its three-day parliamentary election that begins on Friday.
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What happened
Russia said Thursday it would open voting booths at its border points with Poland and the three Baltic states for its three-day parliamentary election that begins on Friday.
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Common ground
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Follow-up questions
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