Anti -war actions in Russia, which have passed over the two years of the war with Ukraine, in the Gallery of Cold
For two years, thousands of people in Russia have been protesting against the war in Ukraine. According to the Human Rights Project "OTD-Info", from February 24, 2022 to February 14, 2024, 19855 of them were detained . Hundreds of criminal cases have been instituted. Someone protests against the war as a whole, others, like mobilized wives, demand to return their husbands home.
Anti -war protests in Moscow on the first day of a full -scale war: police detain the protesters, on February 24, 2022. Photo: Kirill Kudryavtsev / AFP / Scanpix The detainee shows a mask with the inscription “No War” in a police car during anti-war protest in St. Petersburg, February 24, 2022. Photo: Peter Kovalev / TASS / Scanpix The police delayed the protesting with the poster “War with Ukraine - Shame and Crime” in Omsk, February 27, 2022. Photo: Evgeny Sofiychuk / Ap Photo / Scanpix Activist Sergey Chernov with an anti -war poster “No fasca” on Red Square in Moscow, March 27, 2022. Sergey and the photographer were detained. Photo: Vitaly Malyshev / Avtozak Live Anti -war inscriptions appeared not only on posters, but also at stops and walls of cities. The inscription "No war" at a stop in St. Petersburg, March 2, 2022. Photo: Anatoly Maltsev / EPA / Scanpix Photo: Mih / Alamy / Vida Press Photo: AP Photo / Scanpix Public utilities were painted over and continue to paint the inscriptions in different cities of Russia. The inscription “No War” appeared in more inaccessible places: a poster over Nevsky Prospekt in St. Petersburg, March 1, 2022. Photo: Dmitry Lovetsky / Ap Photo / Scanpix Anti -war picket on the air of the first channel: news editor Marina Ovsyannikova was released with a poster during the news of the news, March 14, 2022. Photo: AFP / Scanpix The former municipal deputy of Moscow Alexei Gorinov was convicted of the case of Fakes for 6 years and 11 months. In the courtroom, during the announcement of the sentence, he showed the poster “Do you still need this war?” July 8, 2022. Photo: Kirill Kudryavtsev / AFP / Scanpix During the elections, the Russians massively spoiled the ballots , writing anti -war inscriptions on them. Photo: Alexander Koryakov / Kommersant / Sipa USA / Vida Press After the elections in September 2022, the authorities announced partial mobilization, and protests were also held in Russia. In the photo there is a protest in St. Petersburg, September 21, 2022. Photo: Anatoly Maltsev / EPA / Scanpix Photo: Alexander Zemlyanichenko / Ap Photo / Scanpix Photo: AP Photo / Scanpix The police detained shares participants both in the capital and in the regions of Russia. In the photo on the left - detention in Moscow, on the right - in Yekaterinburg. In total, 1395 people were detained in total against mobilization shares against mobilization, according to the OVD-Info . Photo: Olga Maltseva / AFP / Scanpix The entrepreneur from the Leningrad region painted the facade of his store with the names of Ukrainian cities and came out with the poster "Sorry, Ukraine." Photo: Dmitry Skurikhin / Facebook Photo: 7x7 / Telegram Photo: Solidarity / Telegram Protest shares continued in the regions. In the photo on the left: a resident of Kazan reached a picket with a poster “No ** E” and a drawn “Putin”, February 16, 2023. On the right: the poster "Year of shame" in the center of Perm, February 24, 2023. Nikolai Domnin in Petrozavodsk at the city hall of the city came out with a single picket “Not all parents need a white“ Lada ”. Many people need living children. No war! ”, September 4, 2023. Photo: from Karelia with Freedom / Telegram Photo: it's my city Photo: Anastasia Korshunova / 7x7 Photo on the left: a man detained for a picket with a poster “Why do we need a lieutenant, a stranger land?”, In the police department of Yekaterinburg, on August 6, 2023. On the right: Anastasia Korshunova, the mother of three children, with an anti -war poster on theater square in Kursk, May 9, 2023. After the announcement of partial mobilization, relatives of military personnel began to go into pickets and participate in rallies with the requirements of demobilization. In the photo, a woman with a picket in front of the building of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation in Moscow, January 6, 2023. Photo: Olga Maltseva / AFP / Scanpix Photo: Stringer / Reuters / Scanpix Photo: Home Way / Telegram As a protest, the relatives of the mobilized participated in a rally of the Communist Party, laid flowers to the grave of an unknown soldier and came to Putin’s election headquarters.
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