Russia's Kursk region goes to the polls with combat on doorstep

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Early voting kicks off in gubernatorial elections in Russia's Kursk region, where Ukrainian troops launched an offensive in early August, with voters able to cast ballots in polling booths or via house-to-house voting. The voting takes place despite Kyiv's incursion, which has seen dozens of villages taken over and caused over 133,000 to flee.

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00:04Put the price next to it

00:06Passport, serial number

00:08Passport, 38

00:18Thank you very much

00:20Now you

00:22In general, I am worried, to be honest

00:24because it is unusual

00:26Before we had a calm, adequate life

00:28Everything has changed a little

00:30I can't say that I got used to it

00:32But it makes the situation better

00:34We hope that everything will end

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00:48Now you can lower it

00:50These are the numbers

00:52God

00:54Let me hold it

00:58Our region

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01:02The situation is very tense

01:04in the country and in our region

01:06And we can't stay without a leader

01:08We need a confident,

01:10knowledgeable person

01:12And the sooner it happens,

01:14the better for all of us

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