A rally was held on Lubyanka against the war in Chechnya

In Moscow, on Solovetsky Stone, a rally dedicated to the demand to immediately stop the war in Chechnya ended on Solovetsky Square on Solovetsky Square on Solovetsky Square. The rally was organized by the Consent Foundation.

According to the organizers, more than three thousand people who wanted to express their position on the Chechen issue came to the rally. Among the gathered there were many young people.

The main content of slogans and posters is the need for a real, and not existing on paper of a peaceful process in Chechnya.

The artists of art, culture who came to the rally, among whom were the writer and playwright Andrei Yakhontov, the People's Poet of the Chechen Republic Musa Gishaev, prominent politicians were unanimous in their assessment of what was happening in Chechnya - the current peaceful process, in fact, is essentially profanity and mockery of common sense.

Ivan Rybkin said that, by a “strange coincidence”, not a single train and not a single tank with Chechen oil became the target of terrorists, unlike residential buildings and passenger trains.