Russian Kids Arrested for Placing Flowers, 'No War' Banner at Ukrainian Embassy, May Now Face Trial
The children, between ages 7 and 11, were photographed behind bars, still holding the colorful, homemade banner.
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The children, between ages 7 and 11, were photographed behind bars, still holding the colorful, homemade banner.
Some of the kids were apparently crying for their parents as they were locked up at the Ukrainian embassy bearing "No War" signs.
Children aged seven to 11 with peace signs detained for hours while two women face trial on unspecified charges
Russian police officers arrested several schoolchildren and their mothers for protesting against Moscow's war on Ukraine. The young kids were detained after they laid flowers and held up signs that said "No War" and others that showed the Russian flag and the Ukrainian flag in an equation.
Russian anthropologist Alexandra Arkhipova alleges that the five children and their two mothers were detained at the Presnensky police station. Sergei