The Supreme Court of Russia has banned the Yábloko party, the only official opponent of the war in Ukraine, from running in the legislative elections, against a backdrop of increasing judicial and political repression against the opposition in the country. (translated)
The Kremlin is clearly alarmed by the popularity of Russia’s Yabloko party, which is running on an anti-war platform. The decision to bar the party from running on party lists, as well as the severe sentence imposed on Yabloko’s deputy chairman Lev Shlosberg, show that Russia’s #Yabloko #Russia #AntiWar #RU
Estonia strongly condemns the harsh sentences against the Yabloko party and its member, Lev Shlosberg. These politically motivated proceedings once again demonstrate the Kremlin’s fear of genuine political competition and its determination to deny the Russian people a real #Estonia #Yabloko #Russia #EE #RU
In episode 1264 of the Morning podcast, current events are discussed, including the Israeli siege of Qusra in the West Bank, confirmation of the exclusion of the Yabloko party from Russian elections, a tragic event in the Mediterranean Sea, and an investigation into a theft at a museum in Messina, as well as advice for safe behavior during storms. (translated)
The Russian Supreme Court confirmed the exclusion of Yabloko, the only opposition party to the war in Ukraine, from the September elections, rejecting its defensive arguments and resulting in the sentencing of its historical leader, Lev Shlosberg, to 11 years in prison, in an action considered a crackdown by the Kremlin. (translated)
Lev Shlosberg, deputy chairman of the liberal Yabloko party in Russia and a critic of the war in Ukraine, has been sentenced to 11 years in prison for spreading false information and discrediting the Russian armed forces, in a context of increasing repression of political opposition by Vladimir Putin's regime. (translated)
The Russian police detained 55 supporters of the anti-war party Yabloko in Moscow during a Supreme Court hearing that examined the party's appeal against its exclusion from the legislative elections, in a context of increasing intimidation of opponents to Vladimir Putin's government. (translated)
Lev Shlosberg, vice president of the Russian opposition party Yabloko, has been sentenced to 11 years and one month in prison in a penal colony for discrediting the Russian army and spreading false information, in a context of increasing political repression after his party was excluded from the elections. (translated)
The vice president of the Russian opposition party Yabloko, Lev Shlosberg, has been sentenced to 11 years in prison for criticizing the Russian army and the war in Ukraine, in the context of repression of freedom of expression and political exclusion of the party from the upcoming elections. (translated)
Putin's regime has excluded the Yabloko party, the only one explicitly opposed to the war in Ukraine, from the upcoming parliamentary elections to prevent dissent from reflecting in the vote, highlighting the increasing instability of the regime in an ever more oppressive political context. (translated)
The Russian party Yabloko, banned from participating in the legislative elections in September due to alleged violations of electoral legislation, announced that it has a plan B to be present in the electoral event, although it did not disclose specific details about this alternative. (translated)
The Yabloko party, which opposes the war in Ukraine, was initially accepted to participate in the September elections, but after a surge in its popularity and pressure from the Kremlin, the Supreme Court of Russia banned it, triggering youth protests and highlighting the regime's fear of growing opposition. (translated)
Kyiv has questioned the legitimacy of the Russian elections following the Supreme Court's ban on Yabloko, the only opposition party against the war in Ukraine, arguing that this decision reflects the fear of Putin's regime of anti-war voices, and has warned about the possibility of massive manipulation of the results in the occupied regions of Ukraine. (translated)
In queste ore fra i 5 Stelle si sta consumando un dramma. L'esclusione, dalle elezioni di settembre, del partito pacifista russo Yabloko ha lasciato i 5 Stelle sotto shock. E infatti nessuno dei grillini, che ricordiamo sono "pacifisti ma non putiniani", ha ancora scritto nulla https://t.co/MmUeUYN0Kb #politica #Italia #5Stelle
It's August. Apples are ripening. But for some reason the Kremlin doesn't like Apples. It banned Apple's Facetime. It barred federal employees from using Apple products and you have to use a VPN to access the App store. Now it banned the Yabloko (apple) Party. What's up with #Apples #Kremlin #Yabloko #RU
Russia has annulled the candidacy of the Yabloko party, the only one that called for an end to the war in Ukraine, accusing it of extremism and using arguments such as an image generated by artificial intelligence and cultural references, leaving the country without representatives to defend peace in the upcoming parliamentary elections. (translated)
Russia has excluded the Yabloko party from the parliamentary elections, thus eliminating the last important political option opposing the war in Ukraine, a decision seen as a restriction of voters' options and an attack on the liberal opposition in the country. (translated)
In Russia, the participation of the Yabloko party, the only legal political force opposing the war, has been banned from the September elections, while the Supreme Court has declared that calling for peace is equivalent to extremism, fostering a climate of repression against any dissenting voice. (translated)
11 AUGUST — THE DAY RUSSIAN DEMOCRACY DIED The exclusion of YABLOKO from Russia’s parliamentary election ends the last fiction that Putin’s Russia is still a democracy. Yabloko was the only officially registered political party openly opposing Russia’s war against Ukraine. (translated)
