Russia President Dmitry Medvedev in the 11th ordered by the State Duma elections to investigate reports of fraud and refused to hold elections again.

10th about 25,000 people rallied in downtown Moscow, the Russian State Duma to be held on 4th protest election results, questioning authenticity requirements “for new elections”, it is learned that this massive rally has been approved by the Moscow City Government.

Medvedev said he has ordered election officials to investigate the various Duma election fraud allegations. Medvedev on that day, in its “Facebook” on personal networking platform said, questioning the authenticity of the protest, said he could not endorse, but has ordered a review of all polling stations reporting. At the same time, he refused to back proposals for holding elections.

9th, the State Duma of the Russian Central Election Commission announced the 6th the official results of the election, 4 political parties will enter this session of the Duma, which Unified Russia party won 238 seats, Russia Communist Party won 92 seats, a just Russia party won 64 seats, Russia the Liberal Democratic Party won 56 seats.