Moscow: Russian President Vladimir Putin, who extended his one-man rule by six years after clinching a predictable landslide win in the presidential elections without any serious competition, thanked the people who had come out to vote, saying the result of the elections will allow the Russian society to consolidate and become stronger. He also slammed Russia’s top rival, the United States, as undemocratic and warned Western countries of a “World War III’ if their troops entered Ukraine.Moscow: Russian President Vladimir Putin, who extended his one-man rule by six years after clinching a predictable landslide win in the presidential elections without any serious competition, thanked the people who had come out to vote, saying the result of the elections will allow the Russian society to consolidate and become stronger. He also slammed Russia’s top rival, the United States, as undemocratic and warned Western countries of a “World War III’ if their troops entered Ukraine.