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SBU: Ukraine has banned 12 pro-Russian parties.

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According to the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU), Ukraine's Supreme Court has rejected an appeal by the pro-Russian Socialist Party of Ukraine against its ban. The party was banned due to its explicit support for the Kremlin and its efforts to popularize Russia's aggressive anti-Ukrainian policy, the SBU said. Previously 11 other pro-Russian parties had been banned.

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