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The Central Election Commission has announced that former President PERSI4N has been elected with 58% of the vote! President-Elect PERSI4N of the All-Russia People's Front defeated former Prime Minister leahvnx of the Russia First Alliance, who received 26%.

Following the election of President-Elect PERSI4N, incumbent President Imperianum has issued two pardons, one for himself, and another for Vice Chairman of the Security Council, s_nd3rs. It remains unclear whether the President holds the authority to pardon himself.

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Firemen from the 6th Fire House in Sochi led by PROLET4RlAN were called to the scene of a gas station on fire after a lightning strike which cased the gas station to catch fire and explode.

CRISIS IN THE EU: A dispute between Albania and Georgia has created a rift between members of the European Union with Albania demanding an Anti-Russian attitude from the European Union and blocking Georgian attempts to join the organization.

President DmitroYashin approved plans to create the Adyghe Republic following high-level negotiations with a 400+ member Circassian community. The agreement aims boost regional activity and foster development in the North Caucasus.

Former President Ophelio was approved by the State Duma to serve as Chairman of the Central Bank of Russia. Mr. Ophelio announced plans to spend 44k robux on development on games and an additional 1.7k robux on gear for several ministries including the FSB.

The PVR-led State Duma voted to reject the Federation Council's proposed Judicial reforms. The Fair & Functional Judiciary Act aimed to increase the efficiency, impartiality, and accountability of the Russian court system. Notably, Rodina voted to abstain on the legislation.

Earlier today, the leaders of United Russia (UR) and the Russian People's Party (RPP) announced that they would be merging into United Russia. Along with this announcement, the party plans to hold an election for Chairman of United Russia.

The Governor of Krasnodar Krai, FriedhelmKohler, announced the signing of an executive order which would establish elections for a regional Legislative Assembly. All citizens of the region will be allowed to vote in the election which is expected to take place in 24 days.

The new Rodina-PVR-TMR coalition has been announced with OskarOrlovsky, leader of Rodina, to serve as their nominee for Prime Minister. The coalition has been named "Anti-Oligarch Coalition" by media oligarch DeanBeans01, who will serve as Deputy Prime Minister for the coalition.

A coup has taken place within the ranks of Rodina, with the Party Leader OskarOrlovsky, banning the party's founder FriedhelmKohler and roughly half of the party's leadership and Senators from the party. This comes as Mr. Orlovsky plans to back the liberal PVR Government.

The Russian State Duma Elections have concluded with OskarOrlovsky's Rodina coming in first place with over 26% of the vote. This election saw the rejection of liberal parties such as PVR and NP in favor of the All-Russia People's Front (Rodina, United Russia, TMR, and RPP).

The Federation Council voted unanimously in favor of President DmitroYashin's immigration reform law, the STOMP Act. The legislation was supported by the Presidential Majority Bloc, which includes United Russia, Rodina, and affiliated Independents.

A new poll from Channel One found that Rodina continues to hold their strong lead in the polls with nearly 42% of likely voters stating their support for the party. They were followed by United Russia and The Monarchist Party which are in a close battle for second place.

A new poll from Channel One found that Russian voters support a swing back to right-wing politics following the end of the PERSI4N Presidency. Rodina led the pack by 22 points, followed by United Russia and the Monarchist Party.

Former President DmitroYashin was elected to be the next President of the Russian Federation with 52.2% of the vote. He defeated the Communist Party's BulgarianSmokey and Independent GX_JAKE, as well as several other minor candidates.

As the Russian Presidential Election heats up, a new poll found that former President DmitroYashin, of the All-Russia People's Front, leads the pack with 32% of the vote. In second was the Communist BulgarianSmokey, known for leaking CSTO documents to NATO, with just shy of 20%.