Russian opposition figures in exile launched a campaign urging…
Russian opposition figures in exile launched a campaign urging voters to support the Yabloko party in the September parliamentary elections by voting at noon on September 20, citing Yabloko's consistent anti-war stance despite the party's lack of involvement in the initiative.
Consensus
- Russian opposition figures in exile launched a campaign to support the Yabloko party before the September parliamentary elections.
- The campaign urges voters to go to polling stations at noon on September 20 and vote for Yabloko.
- The organizers state that the Yabloko party and its candidates are not involved in this initiative.
- The campaign highlights Yabloko as the only parliamentary party that has consistently taken an anti-war position.
- The timing of noon is a reference to the 'Noon Against Putin' protest during the 2024 presidential elections.
Points of divergence
- The campaign was launched by Vladimir Kara-Murza, former St. Petersburg legislative deputy Maxim Resnik, and a St. Petersburg politician. — tg_paperpaper_ru
- The campaign was launched by Vladimir Kara-Murza and Maxim Resnik, along with Andrey Pivоварov, writer Dmitry Bykov, and other members of the diaspora. — tg_sotavisionmedia
Coverage (3 sources)
- Opposition in exile called to vote for 'Yabloko' at noon Campaign in support of 'Yabloko' on parliamentary elections... — Бумага
- Karamurza, Reznik and Pivovarov called to come to the election at noon and vote for 'Yabloko' — SOTAvision
- Opposition figures in exile called to vote for 'Yabloko' at noon — Бумага
Key entities
- Apple
- Vladimira Kar-Murzu
- Maxim Resnik
- Pivovarovym
- Saint Petersburg
- ZakS
- Russia
- Legislative Assembly
- Open Russia
- Paper
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