ALBAWABA- Russian President, Vladimir Putin secured victory with 87% in the Russian Presidential elections, marking his fifth term in office, potentially extending until 2030 or even 2036.
International reactions to Putin's fifth-term victory in the Russian presidential elections vary widely.
Ukrainian President Zelensky criticized Putin's persistent pursuit of power, while the EU's Josep Borrell denounced the election as tainted by repression and intimidation.
Germany's Annalena Baerbock condemned the lack of choice in the ballot, and France's Ministry of Foreign Affairs lamented the absence of free and fair conditions.
UK Foreign Secretary David Cameron dismissed the results as indicative of repression, while Italy's Antonio Taiani criticized the elections for their lack of fairness.
In contrast, Bosnian leader Milorad Dodik hailed Putin's victory, portraying him as a protector of the Serbian people.
China extended congratulations, emphasizing strategic cooperation, and Iran's President conveyed sincere good wishes. Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro celebrated Putin's win, describing it as positive news for the world.
