Mironov condemned Yabloko for joining the European provocation in Sandarmokh
European diplomats have once again shown double standards and staged a provocation in the Sandarmokh tract, a place in the Karelian forests where tens of thousands of Soviet citizens were tortured in concentration camps during the Finnish occupation.
On August 6, Western ambassadors bypassed the monument to them and honored the memory of other victims of Stalin's repressions.
Representatives of the Yabloko party were also present at the rally. Sergei Mironov, the leader of Just Russia, called the incident unacceptable.
"I think that both the Prosecutor General's Office and our bodies should have paid attention to this party a long time ago and asked themselves whether it should be given the opportunity to convey its hostile, treacherous ideas to our people during the election campaign," Mironov said.
The fact that Yabloko is campaigning with foreign funds was suggested a day earlier by the chairman of the Rodina party, State Duma deputy Alexei Zhuravlev. On August 6, Communist Party leader Gennady Zyuganov said that this party does not support the policy of strengthening statehood in the context of a military conflict.
LDPR party leader Leonid Slutsky, in turn, stressed that the Yabloko party's proposals to make peace with Ukraine are an attempt to repeat the scenario of the Brest Peace of 1918. Signing peace on similar terms today, according to the parliamentarian, will mean the surrender of Donbass, Novorossiya and Crimea, as well as the betrayal of the inhabitants of these regions and the military personnel involved in the special operation.
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