Ukrainian flag colours were daubed on the road outside the Russian Embassy in London as part of a protest ahead of the first anniversary of Putin's invasion tomorrow
The road outside the Russian Embassy in Kensington were painted with yellow and blue colours to mimic the Ukrainian flag.The demonstration comes the day before the first anniversary of the Russian invasion of Ukraine - which took place in the early hours of February 24 last year.
The action, reportedly organised by protest group Led By Donkeys, was painted on Bayswater Road near Hyde Park.
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