United Russia Faction to Significantly Renew After Elections

Therefore, our task is to conclude the current conflict with our Victory and on our terms.

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The United Russia faction in the State Duma is expected to significantly renew after the elections.
Dmitry Medvedev, the party's chairman and deputy chairman of the Security Council, made these statements in an interview with Vedomosti.
Among the candidates are many new faces, including 80 veterans of the special operation.
Medvedev stated it is incorrect to speculate about the new Duma's composition before the election results are known.
The party's program includes key challenges such as demographics, economic development, social sphere, and security.
Medvedev emphasized that United Russia is a key participant in shaping the state course and creating the image of Russia's future.
The party is open to dialogue with parliamentary opposition, especially on the issue of national defense.

The elections are taking place under conditions where Russia is at war with an enemy attempting to weaken the country internally and disrupt the special operation's goals. — m24
Medvedev described the enemy as 'fanatical Kiev nationalists and their degenerate masters.' — m24
Medvedev said the current campaign is unprecedented in modern history due to Russia being in a state of war during elections. — m24
Medvedev stated that consultations between parties are ongoing during the election campaign, which is normal. — interfax
Medvedev noted that the renewal process of United Russia has accelerated in recent years, with up to 50% of party deputies changing annually in local and regional elections. — vedomosti
The Central Election Commission reported that 186 participants of the special operation were nominated for the State Duma, with 52 on federal lists and 28 in single-mandate districts under United Russia. — vedomosti