VOTE ON CONSTITUTIONAL CHANGES - TASS

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Cyberattacks during vote on Russian Constitution originated from US, UK, Ukraine — envoy

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Ban on alienation from Russia important for certain ‘sensitive territories’, says Putin

As per earlier reports, a plate with an engraving of the constitutional amendment on invariability of Russian territories was placed on the central square of Yuzhno-Kurilsk in Far Eastern Russia

Russia’s constitutional amendments enter into force July 4

The changes were supported by 77.92% of the voters at polling stations, while 21.27% opposed them

Putin laboring relentlessly to strengthen Russia, says Kremlin

The spokesman commented on the Russian leader’s statement that the country was still going through a crucial state in its development process

Russia’s Central Election Commission approves results of constitutional vote

A total of 77.92% of voters supported the amendments and 21.27% voted "no"

No plans to take into account other countries’ ‘concerns’ about amendments — Kremlin

According to the spokesman, Moscow is aware of critical statements that some countries have made in relation to the approved amendments

Support for constitutional amendments shows that Putin’s work is approved - Cuban diplomat

The constitutional amendments have been supported by 77.92% of Russians

Russia faced unprecedented opposition to constitutional amendment vote, says speaker

According to the lawmaker, there were attacks from foreign Internet accounts on the Central Election Commission's websites

Putin thanks Russians for support and trust

Putin also said that he understands those who voted against amendments to the constitution

Foreign leaders congratulate Putin on voting results over the phone

Among them is Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi

Kremlin lauds constitutional vote as triumph and trust in Putin

77.92% of voters backed the amendments to the constitution and 21.27% opposed them