Peskov: Putin noticed a protest action in Berlin

The picket in Berlin during the greeting ceremony of Vladimir Putin in front of the office of the office did not go unnoticed by the Russian leader. According to RIA Novosti, this was told to reporters by the presidential press secretary Dmitry Peskov. "Putin drew attention to this. It was the 6th or 7th floor of the office. When Putin and Merkel went to the balcony, the forest stretched colorfully on the right, and on the left there was a field on which people stood on the flags of different states. They shouted something. It was difficult to understand what they wanted," Peskov said, answering questions from journalists.

Putin and Merkel "observed with interest," cites the words of the press secretary of the President of RIA Novosti.

During the greeting ceremony of Putin by the Federal Chancellor of Germany, Angela Merkel before the building of the Federal Chancellery, people chanted the slogans and demanded to mitigate the position of Russia in Syria.

According to the Open Action portal, the action in Berlin gathered about 100 people and lasted from 11 to 15 hours. Putin, as the participants in the protest campaign, came to a meeting with Angel Merkel around 12.40, that is, with a delay of 40 minutes. At the rally, in addition to activists of FairvoteForussia-Verlin and their Syrian friends with the drum, there was a German group of International Amnesty. According to the local press, a military orchestra, who welcomed Vladimir Putin with a hymn, could not drown out a whistle.

In Paris, on the occasion of the working dinner of Vladimir Putin with Francois Hollande, the activists of the French department of Amnesty International drove on the streets on electric scooters with posters, on which his menu was indicated under the portrait of Vladimir Putin: Frickassa made of wrapped freedoms, sauce soup from Bashar Assad and Chechen desser with syrup from killed civilians.

More than a hundred people gathered for the action at the Eliseisian Palace. The rally was held at the call of the Russie Libertés association, guests from Amsterdam and London came to him, including the leader of the international movement "speak louder!" Andrey Sidelnikov.