Ukraine & Russia — United Russia

Ukraine: Ukraine is the primary party seeking an end to the war, having handed proposals to the US. The country faces continued attacks and a potential new Russian mobilization, which could worsen its economic and security situation.

Russia — United Russia: Russia — United Russia is the pro-Kremlin party expected to retain dominance in the Russian parliament after the September elections, which are seen as a pretext for mobilization.

Ukraine: Ukraine is indirectly affected as the war context drives the Kremlin's decision to suppress anti-war voices. The ban may prolong the conflict by eliminating domestic opposition to it.

Russia — United Russia: Russia — United Russia, the ruling party, benefits from the removal of a potential protest vote, as it faces declining support. The ban helps consolidate its dominance in the upcoming election.

Ukraine: War context; Nadezhdin's anti-war stance contrasts with Kremlin's policy.

Russia — United Russia: Benefits from elimination of opposition, likely to maintain power in elections.

Ukraine: The conflict is cited as context for fuel crisis and public fatigue.

Russia — United Russia: The ruling party seeks to maintain dominance in upcoming elections.

Ukraine: The war in Ukraine is the context for the 'false information' Maxim Kruglov was accused of spreading, and the conflict continues to impact life in Russia.

Russia — United Russia: Russia — United Russia, as the ruling pro-Kremlin party, benefits from the suppression of opposition voices like Maxim Kruglov and Russia — Yabloko.

Russia — United Russia: Russia — United Russia, the ruling political party in Russia, is facing pressure to address the rising cucumber prices ahead of parliamentary elections, as public discontent grows.