Supreme Court Removes Yabloko from Duma Elections

The Supreme Court of the Russian Federation dismissed the party

Consensus

The Supreme Court of Russia upheld an appeal by the party 'Rodina' to annul the registration of 'Yabloko's federal candidate list for the State Duma elections.
The Supreme Court issued a reasoned decision on the cancellation of 'Yabloko's' registration.
'Yabloko' has announced plans to appeal the Supreme Court's decision.
The appeal will be filed in the form of an appellate complaint.
The decision has not yet entered into legal force.
The Central Election Commission stated that the decision will not affect the ballot paper at this stage.
The court proceedings involved claims of violations of intellectual property, copyright, anti-extremism laws, and foreign financing.
The Central Election Commission received information from Rosfinmonitoring about foreign funding of some candidates in the 'Yabloko' list.
Some candidates were reportedly funded by sources in the US, Germany, UAE, and other countries.
Yabloko's legal representative stated that funds were donations from Russian citizens who received money from abroad.
The Prosecutor General's Office supported the cancellation of registration during the court session.

The Supreme Court removed 'Yabloko' from the elections because it is described as an 'anti-war party'. — tg_bbcrussian
The appeal will be filed on August 14 at 14:00 by Nikolai Rybakov, the head of 'Yabloko'. — interfax
The participant in the process stated that lawyers are currently reviewing the documents and will appeal in the coming days. — tg_tass_agency
The lawyers of 'Yabloko' will appeal the decision 'in the coming days'. — tvrain