Russian authorities reported attacks on the country's voting systems and communication lines on the second day of a three-day parliamentary election. Ella Pamfilova, chair of Russia's Central Election Commission, stated on Saturday morning that Moscow's electronic voting system suffered "very powerful, almost uninterrupted" cyberattacks overnight from Friday to Saturday, which are still ongoing. She added that the electronic voting system remains operational. This election is Russia's first since its full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, and the pro-Putin United Russia party is widely expected to maintain its dominant position. Russian President Vladimir Putin accused Ukraine on Friday of attempting to "disrupt" the voting, but Ukraine denied the accusation and called the election a farce.