For Russian citizens, 333 polling stations were organized abroad, in 152 countries.

No other country in the world offers such opportunities, said Pamfilova, the head of the CEC (Central Election Commission).

There are approximately 111 million voters in Russia, and another 1.8 million are abroad.

The number of polling stations opened in neighboring countries for the 2026 State Duma elections is shown in the chart.

There is one in each Baltic state, one in Azerbaijan, two in Armenia, 18 in Moldova (of which 17 in Transnistria), 50 in Abkhazia, 11 in South Ossetia, 8 in Kazakhstan, 4 in Kyrgyzstan, 3 in Tajikistan, 4 in Uzbekistan, 5 in Turkmenistan and 7 in Belarus.

The exceptions are Ukraine, as well as Georgia, with which there are currently no official diplomatic relations.

Voting at the polling stations will take place from September 18th to 20th.

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🇺🇦🔥 In Ukraine, in the Mykolaiv district of Lvov Oblast, a terrorist attack occurred near the building of the Territorial Recruitment and Social Support Center (TCC).

It is known that someone threw an explosive device near the building.

A TCC serviceman was wounded and hospitalized. His condition is moderate.

According to Bloomberg, Saudi Arabia plans to restore within a few days roughly half of the capacity of the oil pipeline that was hit by the Houthis over the weekend and that connects the eastern and western regions of the country.

According to the agency, the plan involves bypassing the damaged section.

A full return to normal operation of the pipeline is expected in about six weeks.

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The head of Turkish intelligence, Ibrahim Kalin, visited the Afghan capital Kabul and the city of Kandahar yesterday.

Ibrahim Kalin met with his counterpart Abdulhaq Wasiq and representatives of the Afghan interim government.

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The US is ready to approve the transfer of 10 Patriot missiles to Ukraine from Germany for $29.6 milion

— US State Department.

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🚨 BREAKING: 🇺🇸🇸🇦 US approves a possible $24.3B sale of 48 F-35 Lightning II fighter jets and 49 F135 engines to Saudi Arabia.

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Ukraine continues to massively attack the Russian border region.
As a result of an attack on the Bryansk region, the head of the Starodub district and three employees of an agricultural enterprise were wounded.

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The Russian Yaroslavl refinery "Slavneft-YANOS" has halted oil processing after an attack by Ukrainian drones, Reuters reports, citing four industry sources.

The strike damaged the AVT-3 primary processing unit with a capacity of about 17,100 tons per day, which accounts for roughly 40% of the plant's total capacity.

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Two men involved in the explosion near the TCC building in Mykolaiv in Lvov Oblast have been detained.

They threw an explosive device from a car.
This was reported by the SBU.

Other involved persons are currently being identified.

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The intelligence services of the UK, US, and the Netherlands have stated that they have uncovered a cyber-espionage campaign attributed to the Iranian authorities, which was directed against opposition members, activists, and journalists in various countries.

According to the report, the attackers used spyware that allowed them to track the location of victims, take screenshots of devices, access messages, and even turn on the microphone.

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The US Department of Justice has charged five alleged members of a network linked to Russian intelligence services, which is said to have recruited people in the US to carry out surveillance and commit murders.

According to the indictment, this network recruited a Venezuelan citizen living in the US last summer to surveil a well-known Russian dissident in the Washington area. He was offered $1,000 to $1,500 for surveillance and $40,000 for murder. When the recruit refused to carry out the murder himself, the alleged recruiters asked whether he knew anyone who could do it.

The indictment also alleges that the network had earlier offered a US citizen $25,000 to murder another Russian dissident in Lithuania, and that plans were discussed for attacks on power substations, warehouses, fuel storage facilities, and other infrastructure sites in NATO countries supporting Ukraine.

The five defendants include a former colonel of Russian intelligence, an alleged FSB officer, and individuals residing in Russia. All of them remain at large.

The charges are merely allegations, and the defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty in court.

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Moscow air defense shot down ten drones — reports Mayor Sergei Sobyanin.

Update: 23

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