War and pics: Peaceful anti-war protests in Russia silently challenge Putin’s invasion of Ukraine
After Russian President Vladimir Putin authorised a massive military operation in Ukraine, people around the world protested against Moscow's war on its neighbour. Such anti-war agitation were also visible in Russia, where many protesters were detained by law enforcement officers. A look at how Russia is resiting Putin's aggression on Ukraine.
Protesters took to street against Russian invasion of Ukraine
Anti-war protest against Russia's invasion of Ukraine, in Saint Petersburg on March 2. Russian President Vladimir Putin on February 24 had declared war by approving a ''military operation'' in Ukraine, claiming it's intended to protect civilians.
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Law enforcement deployed at anti-war protests in Russia
Law enforcement officers block an area during an anti-war protest in Saint Petersburg on March 2.
Protester shows peace sign in Saint Petersburg
A demonstrator showed a peace symbol painted on her hand during an anti-war protest against Russia's invasion of Ukraine, in Saint Petersburg.
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Anti-war protests in Russia
People took part in a protest in Moscow against Russian invasion of Ukraine on February 27.
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Russian law enforcement officers detain a person protesting in Saint Petersburg
Russian law enforcement officers detained a person wearing a press symbol during an anti-war protest in Saint Petersburg on March 2.
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