Vladimir Putin wins Russia's President election

Russia's long time leader Vladimir Putin won the presidential election in a lanslide on Sunday, exciting supporters and angering opposition, the Huffington Post reported.
Putin celebrated with tens of thousands of his supporters as they rallied outside the Kremlin, thanking them for their support against plots to destroy Russia.
Opposition members don't plan to take this victory quietly as they plan protests, starting with a rally in Pushkin Square in central Moscow on Monday night.
Putin is currently serving as the country's prime minister, a position which he achieved after serving as president from 2000 to 2008. As president he will serve a six-year term, the New York Times reported.
Early results show Putin held nearly 60 percent of the vote, according to the Huffington Post.