Thousands of protesters took to the streets of Russian cities on Thursday to protest President Vladimir Putin’s decision to invade Ukraine. The police detained more than 600 people in Moscow alone, according to a rights group. https://t.co/iaolQ8JiZX
Thousands have gathered on the streets of major Russian cities to protest Russian invasion of Ukraine. This is footage from Moscow where the number of people is only growing despite brutal arrests.
Russian police arrested at least 1,600 people protesting against its deadly invasion of Ukraine.
At least 600 people were arrested in Moscow alone, defying a local ban on protests of any kind. One activist said: "I was detained on my way out of the house."
Russian police have now arrested over 735 people protesting its invasion of Ukraine, say monitors, about half in Moscow. There have been protests in 40 Russian cities.
Russia's offensive has killed at least 68 people, including 13 civilians and 2 children, say Ukraine officials.
1700 Russians have been arrested for participating in anti-war protests in a number of Russian cities. Actors, athletes, TV personalities & influencers are among those who have spoken out against the Russian attack on Ukraine. By @RobynDixon__ https://t.co/H5zMZB56YP
"The overwhelming majority of Russians are feeling pain, fear, powerlessness and . . . shame. Shame that the leader of the country you live in can doom millions of people with the snap of his finger.”
@NastassiaAstra on Russia's anti-war movement:
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