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Boris Nadezhdin

Short-lived rise of Boris Nadezhdin, Putin's 'anti-war' opponent

Short-lived rise of Boris Nadezhdin, Putin's 'anti-war' opponent

by Oleg Sukhov

Russian elections are usually predictable and dull affairs. The outcome is known beforehand since the Kremlin handpicks all the candidates, has total control over the media and also rigs the votes. Despite this, there has been an unexpected flurry of activity in the run-up to the March 15-17 presidential election

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