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  1. Elections are underway for the lower house of the Russian Parliament, concurrent with the impact of the West Asia conflict on international hubs like Thiruvananthapuram.

The Central Election Commission used Tsifrotekh, a subsidiary of Rostelecom, while overseeing elections for the lower house of the Russian parliament.

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The Central Election Commission used Tsifrotekh, a subsidiary of Rostelecom, while overseeing elections for the lower house of the Russian parliament.

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Central Election CommissionRostelecomState Duma

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  1. Rostelecom protected the voting infrastructure for the State Duma against multiple cyberattacks from various international actors.Sub-event
  2. CEC operational details regarding the lower house elections are now known.1 source

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Elections are underway for the lower house of the Russian Parliament, concurrent with the impact of the West Asia conflict on international hubs like Thiruvananthapuram.

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