Protests Resume as Russia Seeks to Quash Invasion Critics
MOSCOW - Protesters took to the streets in Moscow, St. Petersburg and across Russia on Friday to decry the invasion of Ukraine, even as authorities soug
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MOSCOW - Protesters took to the streets in Moscow, St. Petersburg and across Russia on Friday to decry the invasion of Ukraine, even as authorities soug
MOSCOW (AP) — Protesters took to the streets in Moscow, St. Petersburg and across Russia on Friday to decry the invasion of Ukraine, even as authorities sought to suppress the spreading antiwar sentiment and project an image of strength and righteousness.
Russian police also have detained journalists covering the demonstrations against the invasion of Ukraine.
Protesters took to the streets in Moscow, St. Petersburg and across Russia on Friday to decry the invasion of Ukraine, even as authorities sought to suppress the spreading antiwar sentiment and project an image of strength and righteousness.
After thousands of Russians turned up to protest the invasion of Ukraine on Thursday, Russian authorities have pushed back against the antiwar sentiment and sought to project an image of strength and righteousness