"Yabloko" will appeal the court's decision to disqualify its founder

"Yabloko" will appeal the court's decision to disqualify its founder, Grygoriy Yavlinsky, from the State Duma elections.

Consensus

The Supreme Court of Russia removed Yabloko from the State Duma elections on August 10.
Yabloko intends to appeal the Supreme Court's decision.
The appeal must be filed within five days of the ruling.
The case was initiated by the party 'Rodina' through a lawsuit against Yabloko.
The Supreme Court ruled in favor of 'Rodina' based on alleged violations of intellectual property law and foreign financing.
Yabloko's program included calls for peace, diplomacy, and an end to the war with Ukraine.
Yabloko's leadership, including Grigory Yavlinski and Nikolai Rybakov, stated they disagree with the ruling and believe it reflects political fear.

The Central Election Commission (CEC) registered Yabloko's list of candidates in late July. — kommersant
The CEC approved the ballot text for the federal electoral district with Yabloko in second place, though adjustments were possible. — kommersant
Yabloko plans to file a lawsuit for protection of business reputation against the party 'Rodina' and its leader Alexei Zhuravlev. — vedomosti
Yabloko is the only party among those initially included in the ballot that openly supports ending Russia's war with Ukraine. — meduza
The 'Rodina' party claimed Yabloko used 'extremist' slogans and violated copyright in its campaign materials. — meduza