Russia protests won't topple Putin any time soon, but the truth of his war in Ukraine is out in the open ✍️ michael2day
Russia protests won’t topple Putin any time soon, but the truth of his war in Ukraine is out in the open
Police detain a woman during anti-war protests in Moscow following Vladimir Putin’s announcement of a partial mobilisation Claims that most Russians have no idea what’s going on in Ukraine no longer bear scrutiny – if they ever did in the first place.into Moscow’s disastrous invasion of Ukraine will make it harder for people to even pretend nothing untoward is happening.nails the lie that its actions in Ukraine are a minor military operation.
“I’m not afraid of anything. The most valuable thing that they can take from us is the life of our children. I won’t give them the life of my child,” said one Muscovite. The Vesna opposition movement called for protests, saying: “Thousands of Russian men – our fathers, brothers and husbands – will be thrown into the meat grinder of the war. What will they be dying for? What will mothers and children be crying for?”
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