A party registered as an ethnic minority party (this means they get seats in the assembly without having to meet a vote threshold) holds the balance of power in the city of Niš. The “Russian Party” has leadership that is not Russian and no Russian members. Okay, two Russian members if you want to be a picajzla about it. What does this strange set of facts mean?
It's a Russian Party!
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It's a Russian Party!
Sorry, not the kind with delicious blinis and vodka. The electoral fraud kind.
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It's a Russian Party!