Moscow, Dec 6: Putting up a brave front after being hit by a poll debacle, allegations of ballot rigging and massive demonstrations denouncing his leadership, Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin today said the election losses were, but “inevitable” for an incumbent party.
Putin’s statement came a day after his United Russia party lost its parliamentary majority in Sunday’s Duma polls that were marred by accusations of fraud by independent observers.
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