In the European capitals, protests dedicated to the Day of Russia were held

On Sunday, anti -war actions were held in several European capitals, organized mainly by Russian emigrants and dedicated to Russia Day. The most massive of them, with a number of participants from one hundred to five hundred people, took place in London, Warsaw, Berlin, Helsinki, Paris, Prague, Vienna, Tbilisi and Yerevan.

It is noted that emigrants from Russia, refugees from Ukraine and local residents took part in the street procession in the capital of Great Britain. They passed from the Wellington arch to the building of the Russian embassy, chanting: “Freedom of Russia, peace for Ukraine”, “Putin and Lukashenko are terrorists”, “Russians want peace” and “Putin - killer”.

In Warsaw, the organizers of the action called it "Russia's Day without Putinism." The participants in the procession began it from the Embassy of Ukraine and reached the Russian Embassy.

In Tbilisi, the action took place at the former building of the Russian Embassy. The participants brought to it the so -called alternative Russian flags, white -blue -white, and also drew a “folk alphabet”, in which each letter denotes a word symbolizing Putin's Russia - for example, “p” - “torture”, “u” - “murder”, “c” - “censorship”.

Another action against Russian military aggression was held in Kyiv. Activists hung a canvas on the building of the former Embassy of the Russian Federation with the inscription "The Last Day of Russia", and grave crosses were installed around it.