St. Petersburg Court Fines Yabloko Leader $12 for Writing Peace Slogans on Ballot
The court said Nikolai Rybakov committed disorderly conduct after he wrote anti-war slogans on his ballot during the State Duma election.
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Moscow, Oct 9 (EFE).- Russian justice today imposed a fine of 1,000 rubles (about $12) on Nikolai Ribakov, leader of Yabloko, the only Russian party that opposes the war, for calling peace in Ukraine on the ballot he put on the ballot in the recent legislative elections. [...] The ticket Fined with $12 to the Russian opposition leader for calling peace on an electoral ballot was first published in HolaNews.
In St. Petersburg, the Ryborg Court brought administrative charges against the leader of the Yabalo party, Nikolai Rybakov, under an article on petty hooliganism and fined 1,000 rubles, and reported to the joint press service of the city's courts.
On the morning of 20 September, at the polling station in Orbeli Rybakov Street, the president of the political party, Nikolai Rybakov, fined the leader of the party for damaging the ballot papers on the ballot papers, gave TASS to the leader of the party. On the morning of 20 September, at the polling station in Orbeli Rybakov Street, he ruined four ballot papers; he wrote on them political slogans with green and red flounders, and then publish…
A judge of the Rybago District Court of Petersburg, Alevtin Kuznetsov, fined Nikolai Rybakov, President of the Apple Party...
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