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After his 2018 victory, Putin's approval ratings fell significantly due to public disapproval of some of his domestic policies.<ref>Bennetts, Marc (August 12, 2019). [https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2019/aug/12/vladimir-putin-faces-russia-democracy-movement-dec/ Putin's political milestone marred by plummeting polls, massive protests]. ''The Washington Times''. Retrieved August 12, 2019.</ref>

After his 2018 victory, Putin's approval ratings fell significantly due to public disapproval of some of his domestic policies.<ref>Bennetts, Marc (August 12, 2019). [https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2019/aug/12/vladimir-putin-faces-russia-democracy-movement-dec/ Putin's political milestone marred by plummeting polls, massive protests]. ''The Washington Times''. Retrieved August 12, 2019.</ref>

Long targeted by [[globalism|globalists]], Putin was the subject of a controversial and scandalous [[International Criminal Court]] arrest warrant issued by it in March 2023.<ref>https://www.wnd.com/2023/03/international-criminal-court-hits-putin-arrest-warrant/?utm_source=izooto&utm_medium=push_notification&utm_campaign=ICC_hits_Putin_with_arrest_warrant</ref>  The legitimacy of the International Criminal Court by law is not recognized by the United States and several of its [[vassal state]]s.

Long targeted by [[globalism|globalists]], Putin was the subject of a controversial and scandalous [[International Criminal Court]] arrest warrant issued by it in March 2023.<ref>https://www.wnd.com/2023/03/international-criminal-court-hits-putin-arrest-warrant/</ref>  The legitimacy of the International Criminal Court by law is not recognized by the United States and several of its [[vassal state]]s.

Putin has been accused of running the Russian Federation in much the same manner as [[Bill Clinton]] and [[Hillary Clinton]] have been criticized for running the state of [[Arkansas]] and the [[United States]] government - taking money from [[corrupt]] [[oligarch]]s and eliminating political opponents and [[journalist]]s. Like [[Joe Biden]], Putin has been criticized for using [[law enforcement]] to harass political opponents.<ref>https://thefederalist.com/2023/04/04/putins-and-bidens-chief-political-opponents-are-now-both-under-arrest/</ref> [[Nazi]]s and [[neoconservative]]s<ref>https://www.unz.com/article/russia-the-neoconservatives-and-the-real-issues-involved/</ref> are among Putin's most vociferous critics.<ref>https://www.voltairenet.org/article215855.html</ref>

Western media describes Putin as running the Russian Federation in the same manner as [[Bill Clinton]] and [[Hillary Clinton]] ran the state of [[Arkansas]] and the [[US]] government - taking money from [[corrupt]] [[oligarch]]s and kleptocrats while killing off [[journalist]]s and political opponents. Like [[Joe Biden]], Putin has been criticized for using [[law enforcement]] to harass and murder political opponents.<ref>https://thefederalist.com/2023/04/04/putins-and-bidens-chief-political-opponents-are-now-both-under-arrest/</ref> [[Nazi]]s and [[neoconservative]]s<ref>https://www.unz.com/article/russia-the-neoconservatives-and-the-real-issues-involved/</ref> are among Putin's most vociferous critics.<ref>https://www.voltairenet.org/article215855.html</ref> US [[Sen. JD Vance]] explained why the [[Washington, D.C.]] and [[Western alliance|Western]] [[establishment]] hate Putin so much - because Putin made Russia great again after the [[Communist Party of the Soviet Union]], and later the [[CIA]] in the 1990s, had brought Russia down so low.<ref>[https://youtu.be/9mKbu66tgpY Why Does the US Establishment Hate Russia?], Dr. Vladimir Brovkin, Feb 5, 2024. [[YouTube]].</ref>

In the [[Russia#2024_Presidential_elections|2024 presidential election]], incumbent Vladimir Putin faced New People party nominee Vladislav Davankov; [[Liberal Democratic Party of Russia]] nominee Leonid Slutsky; and [[Communist Party]] of the Russian Federation nominee Nikolay Kharitonov. Putin was re-elected with over 87% of the vote amidst a 77% record-high voter turnout and [[NATO]] attacks on the Russian homeland. More than 500 international election observers witnessed the election process, compared to only 40 in the rigged [[2020 presidential election]] in the [[United States]].  

In the [[Russia#2024_Presidential_elections|2024 presidential election]], incumbent Vladimir Putin faced New People party nominee Vladislav Davankov; [[Liberal Democratic Party of Russia]] nominee Leonid Slutsky; and [[Communist Party]] of the Russian Federation nominee Nikolay Kharitonov. Putin was re-elected with over 87% of the vote amidst a 77% record-high voter turnout and [[NATO]] attacks on the Russian homeland. More than 500 international election observers witnessed the election process, compared to only 40 in the rigged [[2020 presidential election]] in the [[United States]].