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Vladimir Zhirinovsky was the founder and longtime leader of the LDPR, died in 2022. After his death, the party continues to operate under the leadership of Leonid Slutsky.
Russian President Vladimir Putin, at a meeting with the leaders of parliamentary parties in the Kremlin, said that the ex-leader of the LDPR Vladimir Zhirinovsky is missing, especially in modern conditions. He noted that the latest elections to the State Duma were the first for the party without its founder. Earlier, members of the LDPR announced the creation of a cryptocurrency named after Zhirinovsky with working names like “Zhirinovsky-coin”.
During the meeting, the head of the LDPR, Leonid Slutsky, noted that the past elections to the State Duma were the first for the party without its founder Zhirinovsky.
“Indeed, the elections took place without Vladimir Volfovich Zhirinovsky. And I would like to note that we, of course, lack it, especially in modern conditions,” Putin emphasized.
At the beginning of this year, members of the LDPR announced the creation of a cryptocurrency named after Zhirinovsky. The curator of the party “youth team” Dmitry Shatunov said that “Zhirinovsky-coin”, “VVZh-coin” and “Zhirinovsky’s coin” are being considered as working names.
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LDPR will officially launch a cryptocurrency named after Zhirinovsky in the coming months
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