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The situation for the opposition in Russia is becoming increasingly serious with the upcoming parliamentary elections, where candidates are removed from the ballot for far-fetched reasons and arrested, as evidenced by the recent arrests of representatives from the only anti-war party Jabloko. (translated)

With the upcoming parliamentary elections in Russia, the situation for the opposition is escalating, with opponents of Putin such as candidates from the Yabloko party being arrested and removed from the ballot for far-fetched reasons, including showing symbols of Alexei Navalny. (translated)

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In his commentary, Michael Winiarski analyzes how Vladimir Putin's increased repression against the liberal anti-war party Yabloko, which has been prevented from participating in the upcoming parliamentary elections, reveals his concern over waning support for the war in Ukraine among the Russian population. (translated)

Sledujete kauzu kolem zákazu kandidatury ruské politické strany Jabloko? Je jediná proti válce a tak jí bylo zakázáno účastnit se podzimních voleb. Ten příběh má silnou českou stopu. Zástupce primátora Petrohradu a šéf tamní volební komise, který stál na začátku problémů strany, totiž na jednu stranu chrání Rusko před vměšováním západních nepřátel. Ze všech sil dbá na to, aby jeho podřízení nosili symboly podpory Putinovy agrese do Ukrajiny. Zemi chrání před vměšováním do té míry, že třeba před dvěma lety i díky němu Putin vyhrál se skoro 90 procenty hlasů. Na druhou stranu si koupil s rodiči dům v Teplicích, kam je uklidil asi ať nezpohodlní z příliš komfortního života v Rusku. No a v Teplicích má taky firmu, která točí desítky milionů korun ročně. Tu firmu sice jakože nevlastní, ale pak omylem napíše do účetní závěrky, že vlastně ano 🤦‍♂️ Tu účetní závěrku vyhrabe naše @veinbender a dneska o panu Maximovi Mejksinovi a jeho dvojím životě přinášíme příběh, který docela dobře vysvětluje, jak reálně funguje ta nenávist ruského režimu vůči západu. Najdete v dalším postu👇 #Rusko #Politika #Válka

Before the parliamentary elections in Russia, which will take place in September, Putin's regime is feeling increasing concerns about public discontent and economic problems, which led to the exclusion of the opposition in the form of the Yabloko party, while widespread discontent among the population and disruptions in fuel supplies amplify doubts about the traditional government leadership. (translated)

The Russian Supreme Court today banned the only anti-war party, Yabloko, from participating in the September parliamentary elections, marking the first case where a registered party has been subsequently barred from participation, while its vice president, Lev Shlosberg, has been sentenced to 11 years and one month in prison for criticizing the war in Ukraine. (translated)

Russia has sentenced Lev Shlosberg, vice-chairman of the opposition party Jabloko, to 11 years and 1 month in a penal colony for discrediting the military and spreading false information after he criticized the war in Ukraine and shared a photo with disturbing content. (translated)

Russian political prisoner Lev Markovich Shlosberg, deputy chairman of the Yabloko party, was sentenced to eleven years and one month in prison for calls for peace and criticism of the Russian army, making his sentence a landmark in the context of Russian regulations on suppressing opposition voices. (translated)

Russian opposition figure Lev Shlosberg was sentenced to eleven years in prison for discrediting the Russian army and criticizing the war in Ukraine, while his party Yabloko, which advocates for an end to the war, was excluded from the upcoming parliamentary elections. (translated)

Russian opposition politician Lev Schlosberg was sentenced to eleven years and one month in a penal colony for his anti-war stance, while his party "Yabloko" was excluded from participating just before the parliamentary elections, which is seen as a political show trial against Kremlin critics. (translated)

Russian courts confirmed the exclusion of the opposition party Yabloko from the elections to the State Duma due to allegations of copyright violations and foreign funding, while the party's deputy chairman Lev Shlosberg was sentenced to 11 years in prison for discrediting the army and spreading disinformation about the war in Ukraine. (translated)

More than 35 people were arrested in front of the Moscow, Russia Supreme Court building, including Jabloko party candidate Viktor Balabanov, as the court discussed the party's appeal against a decision that prohibited their participation in the State Duma elections, and party leader Nikolai Rubakov emphasized that the arrests are part of the government's strategy to intimidate and remove the party from political life. (translated)

A Russian court has sentenced Kremlin critic and deputy leader of the anti-war party Yabloko, Lev Shlosberg, to eleven years in prison for criticizing the Russian armed forces in a post, while his party is simultaneously fighting against its exclusion from the Duma elections. (translated)

The Supreme Court of Russia has rejected the appeal of the opposition party Yabloko against its exclusion from the parliamentary elections, which means the party, that demands an immediate ceasefire in the Ukraine conflict, cannot participate in the State Duma election. (translated)

The article describes the division of the Russian opposition in connection with the popularity of the Yabloko party, which was banned before the upcoming parliamentary elections, and while some opposition members believe in participating in the elections as a form of resistance, others emphasize that real resistance against the Kremlin must include support for the Ukrainian army and ignore hopes for fair elections in Russia. (translated)

Russian opposition politician Lev Shlosberg has been sentenced to over 11 years in prison for criticizing the war, which occurred after the Russian Supreme Court barred his represented only anti-war Yabloko party from participating in the upcoming parliamentary elections. (translated)