In Moscow, near the building of the British Embassy on Smolenskaya Embankment and the residence of the British Ambassador on Sofiyskaya Embankment, protests were held against the policy of Great Britain. They were staged the day after the demonstrators blocked the work of the Russian embassy in London.

TASS reports that about 500 people came to the British Embassy with posters "Down with double standards" and "Our diplomats are inviolable." The protesters also showed posters spattered with red paint, listing the military operations in which the UK participated.

the ambassador's residence According to the Interfax agency, 10-12 people arrived at in a Gazelle. They unloaded several mannequins covered in red paint and threw them over the fence.

in London On November 3, an action was held , the participants of which filled up the entrance to the consular department of the Russian Embassy with parts of mannequins and chained themselves to the fence. Thus, they opposed the actions of Russia in Syria. The Russian Embassy protested in connection with the action.
British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson on October 11 called for demonstrations near the Russian embassy against Russia's actions in Syria. “I would definitely like to see demonstrations outside the Russian embassy. I think the government should lead by example,” Johnson said.

Protests were staged in Moscow near the British Embassy and the Ambassador&#39;s residence

Protests were staged in Moscow near the British Embassy and the Ambassador's residence