The court banned the OPZH party on the basis of SBU materials

Justice Minister Denys Malyuska said the court had banned the Opposition Platform For Life (OPZZh) party. Thus, the total number of banned parties reaches ten.

The Ministry of Justice wrote about this on Facebook.

"The court decided to transfer all property, funds, and other assets of this party to state ownership. This also applies to regional, city, and district organizations of this political party, as well as primary branches and other structural entities," the department said.

Later, the Office of the Security Service of Ukraine in Lviv oblast clarified the grounds on which the court banned the activities of the Security Service. They included the involvement of party functionaries in destabilizing the situation in the country, spreading anti-Ukrainian propaganda, violating sovereignty, as well as propaganda of war and violence.

• Opoblok, Socialists, Nashi, Derzhava, Volodymyr Saldo Bloc, Justice and Development, Left Opposition, Socialist Party of Ukraine, ShariyʼsaParty, etc. have already been banned in Ukraine.
• On March 20, President Volodymyr Zelensky announced that the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine had suspended the activities of a number of parties with ties to Russia during martial law. These parties include the Opposition Platform for Life and the Shariyʼs Party. After that, the activities of the OPZZh were stopped in the Verkhovna Rada and in a number of city councils.