
In Moscow, an anti -war rally organized by the Solidarity movement was held in Moscow on Suvorovskaya Square, the Grana correspondent reports. Representatives of the city hall censored by the posters of participants.
The representative of the city hall cut off the word "Syria" from the poster with the inscription "Syria - the second Afghan?", Which was brought by one of the participants. However, the poster was increased with a piece of paper and restored in the same form. Other posters with the mention of Syria simply selected.
OMON harshly detained the woman for the poster "Putin Killer! Not a disgrace to Russia." There were several police buses in the area of the action. On the perimeter of the square, police fences were exhibited.
The audience met the filming group of the NTV television channel screams "Shame on NTV!" The operator was guarded by OMON employees.
The representative of the metropolitan police told Interfax that about 150 people were attended by the shares. According to him, one person was detained "after demonstrating a poster with an extremist slogan."
Video and photo Yuri Timofeev
The rally was agreed on Thursday. The organizers of the campaign in the Syrian war explained the participation of the Kremlin in the Syrian war to “distract attention from the socio-economic crisis and amuse the geopolitical ambitions of the authorities and its propaganda propaganda of part of society under the plausible pretext of combating terrorism.” This leads to human victims, enhances the international isolation of the country and pumps huge funds from the budget, the statement said.
Since 2014, the “Solidarity Movement” has carried out regular pickets against Putin’s policy (war) in relation to Ukraine, ”the organizers of the action noted.“ And now, again, thanks to Putin’s policy, the topic is expanding. The need has risen to conduct a separate anti -war rash. ”
Earlier this week, the liberal opposition announced its intention to hold on November 15 in the capital "Marsh of Changes" . It is assumed that the participants will gather on Pushkinskaya Square, pass through the Boulevard Ring and end the rally rally on Sakharov Avenue.