Thousands of Russian foreigners in Germany chanted slogans against Putin.
Russian foreigners in Berlin
Another anti -war parade in Europe took place in Berlin, the capital of Germany.
Russian opposition figures Julia Navalney and prominent politicians Ilia Yashin and Vladimir Kara-Mursa invited their supporters to mobilize in Berlin before the 1000th day of the war.
Accordingly, from 2000 to 4000, Russian foreigners marched from the city center to the Russian embassy from the Henritete Herz Park.
Resignation
Then they chanted slogans such as "Putin!" In an interview with Ilia Yash before the opposition,
"Nothing like being around the same -minded people will encourage people. We decided to create a few thesis. We can raise a lot of people around it.
We have briefly and clearly made our political demands, such as withdrawal of troops from Ukraine, resigning Vladimir Putin, interrogation of him as a war criminal, and release of political prisoners. ”
People against Putin
Many Russians living in Europe, with united opponents to the Berlin rally, appear to have shared this view.
Similarly, Vladimir Kara-Mursa said, "I think it is absolutely necessary to come with my participation that not everyone is supporting Putin. There are people against the war, against Putin and his dictatorship. We all want to live in Russia without Putin."
The opposition to Yashin and Kara-Mursa, who were political prisoners in Russia, refers to a significant milestone.
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