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Despite the risk of getting arrested, people in several Russian cities have taken to the streets to protest the war against Ukraine. The response from Russian authorities was often swift.

Moscow police disperse crowd protesting against Ukraine war

Anti-war protests have taken place in 40 different Russian cities on Thursday.

People on the streets of Moscow express anger and a sense of hopelessness after Putin’s move

The autocrat who has steered Russia for 22 years was embraced by many Russians for what they saw as his rationality and astute risk management. That image has been upended.

Putin has declared that history is destiny, and that Ukraine will never get away from Russia.

Leaders of the G7 said they are ready to tackle any possible disruptions to energy supplies.

Dissent against the action in Ukraine could be crushed just as it was in Czechoslovakia in 1968 but we should not give up hope

Russian police have detained more than 700 people at anti-war protests across dozens of cities after President Vladimir Putin sent troops to invade Ukraine, an independent monitor said Thursday.

Russian police arrested 700 protesters Thursday who were urging leader Vladimir Putin to end his assault on Ukraine