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Arbuzov received a mandate from A Just Russia.
During the Russian Duma elections, which took place 18-20 September, the parliamentary mandate went to the former head of the National Bank during Viktor Yanukovych's presidency — 50-year-old Sergei Arbuzov, reports Russian media.
He entered the Russian parliament as a member of A Just Russia, whose leader Sergei Mironov openly supports Russia's aggression against Ukraine.
As a reminder, Arbuzov headed the National Bank in 2010-2012 years, also after the resignation of Mykola Azarov he temporarily served as prime minister — until 27 February 2014 year.
Noting that five parties passed to the State Duma's IX convocation. The largest number of mandates went to United Russia (349), the Communist Party (37), LDPR (23), New People (19), A Just Russia (17).
As ZN.UA wrote, elections to the Duma and the constitutional majority of United Russia are necessary for the Kremlin primarily to confirm the legitimacy of Vladimir Putin's authoritarian rule, especially in light of his sinking rating. More details on the results can be read in the article by Vladimir Kim "Russia voted for Putin. Why the Kremlin does not rejoice equally?"
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