Russian police disperse protests against army mobilisation in Russia
More than 300 people demonstrating against the mobilisation of reservists to fight in Ukraine were arrested in Moscow.
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More than 300 people demonstrating against the mobilisation of reservists to fight in Ukraine were arrested in Moscow.
Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky pushes Russians to protest against the "partial mobilization" that Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered this week.
"Mobilization is a desperate gesture from Putin," a Ukrainian MP tells Newsweek. "It can prolong the war, but it cannot change the final result."
A group of Russian lawmakers have submitted a new bill that would further restrict citizens' right to hold peaceful demonstrations and protest rallies.
The symbol appeared on some cars that took part in a protest in Dublin over the weekend.