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Russian Supreme Court Excludes Jabloko Party from Parliamentary Election

The opposition in Russia has faced a setback as the Jabloko party has been excluded from the parliamentary election, according to the Supreme Court's ruling.

10 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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In Russia, the opposition party Jabloko has been barred from participating in the parliamentary election scheduled for September. This was announced by the Supreme Court, which made the decision to shape the election.

According to reports, the Kremlin feared a growing influx of support for the liberal party, which may have led to the request for its exclusion. The court ruling amplifies criticism of political repression in Russia.

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