The Supreme Court of Russia has upheld a ruling that maintains a ban on the opposition party Yabloko. This decision supports the government's efforts to restrict political competition ahead of the parliamentary elections scheduled for September. Additionally, the deputy head of Yabloko has been sentenced to imprisonment as part of the ongoing crackdown on the party.
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Russia's Supreme Court Upholds Ban on Opposition Party Yabloko
Russia's Supreme Court has confirmed a ban on the opposition party Yabloko, coinciding with a broader government effort to limit political competition before the upcoming parliamentary elections in September. The deputy head of the party has also been jailed as part of this crackdown.
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