Russia election: Arrests for vandalism as ballot boxes targeted in Putin vote
By Vicky Wong, BBC News
A man casts his ballot in Russia's presidential election at a polling station in Moscow on 15 March, 2024. Photo: AFP / Alexander Nemenov
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