Anti-War Protests Span the Globe as Putin Presses War on Ukraine
"We have sympathy for the Ukrainians, perhaps more than other countries," said a Georgian resident. "We've experienced Russia's barbaric aggression on our soil."
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"We have sympathy for the Ukrainians, perhaps more than other countries," said a Georgian resident. "We've experienced Russia's barbaric aggression on our soil."
Pro-Ukraine demonstrations erupted across the world on Saturday, as thousands took to the streets from London to New York to Tehran to denounce Russia's assault on its neighbour.
On Saturday, rallies were held in cities across the world to join the chorus of condemnation and urge an end to the bloodshed.
In Georgia, a country that was the victim of a Russian invasion in 2008, some 30,000 people turned out in the capital Tbilisi.
From Tehran to Tel Aviv and London to Buenos Aires, people take to the streets in support of Ukrainians and against Moscow's military incursion into its neighbor