A Moscow court has canceled the election results from a polling station that failed to document the votes of Yabloko’s leader and his family, reports the Moscow Times.  The paper has published an article by Yabloko leader Sergei Mitrokhin today, which claims that ‘the level of falsifications in the Oct. 11 Moscow City Duma elections was unprecedented in modern Russian history.‘  United Russia leader Boris Gryzlov says a recount of the votes of the nationwide local elections ‘would not significantly increase the vote‘, and the chairman of the Central Election Commission said in a newspaper interview that he sees ‘no reasons to resign‘ over alleged election violations. Resolution of the Iran nuclear question may be down to Russia’s changed attitude, suggests The Times: ‘Moscow expected at the very least to be kept fully informed of nuclear developments, so the Russians were deeply embarrassed by the exposure of the Qom facility.‘  Although Russia has no plans to end its military cooperation with Iran.  Senior U.S. officials say that their country will back Russia’s committed bid for WTO membership, currently aimed for completion before the end of 2010.  Russia’s Foreign Ministry is downplaying U.S. efforts to set up a replacement missile system in Europe, saying the plans ‘may never be realized‘.