Leader of A Just Russia Urges Prosecutor General's Office and Justice Ministry to "Take a Close Look" at Yabloko Because It "Openly Opposes the Special Military Operation"
The leader of A Just Russia urged the Prosecutor General's Office and the Justice Ministry to "take a close look" at the Yabloko party because it "openly opposes the special military operation"
According to Sergei Mironov, many Yabloko representatives have "many times shown themselves to be hidden and outright traitors to the Motherland," while the party itself has "consistently surrendered and sold out our Motherland to the West, and continues to do so now."
"The bottom line: a party is heading to the State Duma that openly opposes the special military operation, promises to conclude a peace that would be shameful for the country, and supports foreign agents. And this is in the fifth year of the war, when our guys and civilians are dying at the hands of the criminal Kyiv regime! I call on the Justice Ministry and the Prosecutor General's Office to take a close look at the Yabloko party and its leaders and give a legal assessment of their actions. We must not allow this party to use election campaigning for anti-Russian purposes," Mironov wrote on his Telegram channel.
In response to Mironov's statement, Yabloko leader Nikolai Rybakov told Ostorozhno, Novosti that his party "stands exclusively for a peaceful future, for people not to kill each other, and to live in Russia without fear."
"After the chairman of A Just Russia posed for a photograph with a sledgehammer from Prigozhin, his attitude toward the value of human life finally and publicly became clear," Rybakov said.
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Peace Now Needs a Prosecutor Review
A party is flagged for talking about peace.
Peace now files as an offense.