Russia: Approximately 20 journalists arrested for covering Ukraine war protest
The detained journalists were covering a protest near the Kremlin by women demanding that their husbands be brought home from the front in Ukraine.
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The detained journalists were covering a protest near the Kremlin by women demanding that their husbands be brought home from the front in Ukraine.
A week-long protest of the wives of mobilized Russian soldiers, The Way Home, began in the center of Moscow on Feb. 3 with the demand that authorities return the men from the war of aggression against Ukraine, the Russian Telegram news channel SOTA reports.
On Manezhnaya Square in Moscow, police officers detained journalists who worked at the Way Home rally held by a group of wives of mobilised soldiers Source: Latvia-based Russian independent news outlet Meduza, with reference to the Telegram channels Sota and SotaVision; media project Ostorozhno Novosti; human rights portal OVD-Info; Sirena (Siren), an independent Russian news outlet focusing on the war in Ukraine; Novaya Gazeta (New Newspaper) Europe" Details: Publications posted videos of sever
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