ОХУ-ын сөрөг хүчний төлөөлөгчдийн дэвшүүлсэн тактикийн санал хураалтын стратегийг “Яблоко” намын тэргүүн Николай Рыбаков эрс эсэргүүцжээ.
Цөллөгт буй сөрөг хүчний зүтгэлтнүүд болох Юлия Навальная болон Максим Кац нар энэ амралтын өдрүүдэд болох парламентын сонгуулиар эрх баригч “Нэгдсэн Орос” намаас бусад нэр дэвшигчдийг дэмжихийг сонгогчдод уриалсан юм. Тэд нэг мандаттай тойргуудад нэгдсэн нэр дэвшигчдийг гаргахаар тохиролцсоноо даваа гарагт мэдэгдсэн билээ.
Николай Рыбаков энэхүү стратегийг шүүмжлэхдээ, тус сөрөг хүчнийхэн Орос болон Украйнд хүмүүсийн амь насаа алдахад хүргэсэн улс төрийн хүчнүүдийг дэмжихийг уриалж байна гэж буруутгав. Тэрээр гадаадаас удирдан чиглүүлж буй энэхүү үйл ажиллагаа нь сонгогчдыг төөрөгдүүлж, эцэст нь шоронд хоригдох эрсдэлд хүргэж болзошгүйг сануулжээ.
ОХУ-ын Дээд шүүх наймдугаар сард “Яблоко” намын сонгуулийн сурталчилгааны дүрэм зөрчсөн гэх үндэслэлээр намын жагалтаар өрсөлдөх эрхийг нь хассан юм. Гэсэн хэдий ч тус намын 100 гаруй төлөөлөгч нэг мандаттай тойргуудад бие даан өрсөлдөж байгаа бөгөөд Рыбаков дэмжигчдээ намын жагалтын хуудсыг хүчингүй болгож, зөвхөн нэг мандаттай тойргийн нэр дэвшигчдэд саналаа өгөхийг уриалж байна.
Одоогийн байдлаар Төрийн Думын сонгуульд оролцож буй бусад дөрвөн сөрөг хүчний нам болох Коммунист нам, Либерал ардчилсан нам (ЛДПР), Шинэ хүмүүс болон Шударга Орос нам нь Украйн дахь дайныг ерөнхийдөө дэмжиж, гол асуудлууд дээр “Нэгдсэн Орос” намтай нэг байр суурьтай байна. Сонгуулийн гурван өдрийн санал хураалт энэ баасан гарагт эхэлнэ.
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Nikolai Rybakov, the chairman of theliberal opposition party Yabloko,has criticized the tactical voting strategy promoted by exiled opposition figures Yulia Navalnaya andMaxim Katz ahead of this weekend’s parliamentary elections.
In a video released on Monday,Navalnaya and Katz said they had joined forces andagreed to endorse a joint slate of candidates in single-seat constituencies. For party-list candidates, they urged Russian voters toback anyone running from a political party other than the ruling United Russia party.
“These people put my comrades in prison for 11 years, and now you want us to support them in the elections?” Rybakov tolda group of supporters in St. Petersburg late Tuesday, referring to the jailing of Yabloko members in recent years.
“[Navalnaya and Katz] are proposing to dance to their tune again and vote for the very people who led to the death of people in Russia and Ukraine,” he said in a video shared by the outlet Varlamov News.
Rybakov accused Navalnaya and Katz of “manipulating [voters] from abroad” and told supporters that following their voting strategy “will end in the deaths of people and prison terms.”
Yabloko, Russia’s oldest liberal party, was disqualified from the party-list vote after the Russian Supreme Court ruled in August that it had engaged incopyright violations during political campaigning and had broken campaign finance laws.
More than 100 Yabloko candidates, who are all running on a pro-peace platform, are still allowed to compete in single-member constituencies, but they appear unlikely to win any seats in parliament.
Under Russian election law, half of the State Duma’s 450 seats are distributedamong the list of political parties that receive more than 5% of the votes. The remaining 225 seats are given to the winners of elections in single-member constituencies.
UnderRybakov’s leadership, Yabloko has urged supporters to spoil party-list ballots and vote for the remaining single-district candidates when three-day voting beginsthis Friday.
Four other systemic opposition parties are participating in the State Duma elections: the Communist Party, theultra-nationalist Liberal Democratic Party of Russia (LDPR), New People and the left-leaning A Just Russia party. Each party broadly supports the war against Ukraine and tends to vote in line with United Russia on key issues.
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