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The statement was made in the context of summing up the election results and the current foreign policy situation.
The Russian leadership needs to do everything to justify the trust that citizens have placed in the government of the country. This was stated by Russian President Vladimir Putin, whose words are quoted by TASS.
“Everything must be done to justify the trust that people have placed in both the government of the Russian Federation and the entire Russian leadership, in all the most important areas of strengthening Russia,” the head of state said during a meeting with the government.
He also said that Ukraine and the West tried to interfere with the elections, but the Russians cannot be scared.

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