Оросын эрх баригчид дайныг эсэргүүцэгч “Яблоко” намын гишүүнийг хориглогдсон байгууллагад хандив өргөсөн хэргээр саатуулсан байна.
Москва хотод пүрэв гарагт “Яблоко” либерал намын гишүүн, 60 настай Елена Перепелицаг баривчилжээ. Намын мэдэгдснээр, түүнийг хориглогдсон байгууллагад санхүүгийн дэмжлэг үзүүлсэн хэмээн буруутгаж байгаа аж.
Энэхүү үйл явдал нь “Яблоко” намын дэд дарга Максим Кругловыг Оросын армийн талаар “худал мэдээлэл” тараасан хэргээр долоон жилийн хорих ял сонссоноос найман хоногийн дараа боллоо.
Есдүгээр сард болох Төрийн думын сонгуулийн өмнө эрх баригчид улс төрийн сөрөг хүчний үйл ажиллагааг чангатгаж байна. Өдгөө үндэсний хэмжээнд суудалгүй болсон “Яблоко” нам сонгуульд оролцох нь дайныг эсэргүүцэгчдийн үзэл бодлоо илэрхийлэх цорын ганц индэр болж байгаа юм.
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A member of theliberal Yabloko party was detained in Moscow on Thursday in connection with donations she allegedly made to a banned organization, the party said in a statement.
Elena Perepelitsa, 60, was detained eight days after Yabloko’s deputy leader, Maxim Kruglov, wasconvictedof spreading “false information” about theRussian army and jailed for seven years.
Russiais due to hold elections for the lower-house State Duma in September.
Yabloko, once a leading liberal force in the post-Soviet period, now holds only a handful of seats in regional parliaments and none at the national level.
InRussia‘s tightly controlled political system, the party is unlikely to win any State Duma seats later this year, but its participation gives it a platform for anti-war views the authorities have sought to curb.
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