Russian police detained 72 people on Saturday over opposition protests staged in several cities, the OVD-Info protest monitor said on social media.
Tens of thousands of Muscovites staged Russia’s biggest political protest for years on Saturday, rallying to demand free city elections in spite of a government crackdown.
The monitor said 55 people had been detained in St Petersburg, 10 in Moscow and seven in Roston-on-Don.
Russian police detained 72 people on Saturday over opposition protests staged in several cities, the OVD-Info protest monitor said on social media.
Tens of thousands of Muscovites staged Russia’s biggest political protest for years on Saturday, rallying to demand free city elections in spite of a government crackdown.
The monitor said 55 people had been detained in St Petersburg, 10 in Moscow and seven in Roston-on-Don.
Russian police detained 72 people on Saturday over opposition protests staged in several cities, the OVD-Info protest monitor said on social media.
Tens of thousands of Muscovites staged Russia’s biggest political protest for years on Saturday, rallying to demand free city elections in spite of a government crackdown.
The monitor said 55 people had been detained in St Petersburg, 10 in Moscow and seven in Roston-on-Don.
Russian police detained 72 people on Saturday over opposition protests staged in several cities, the OVD-Info protest monitor said on social media.
Tens of thousands of Muscovites staged Russia’s biggest political protest for years on Saturday, rallying to demand free city elections in spite of a government crackdown.
The monitor said 55 people had been detained in St Petersburg, 10 in Moscow and seven in Roston-on-Don.
Russian police detained 72 people on Saturday over opposition protests staged in several cities, the OVD-Info protest monitor said on social media.
Tens of thousands of Muscovites staged Russia’s biggest political protest for years on Saturday, rallying to demand free city elections in spite of a government crackdown.
The monitor said 55 people had been detained in St Petersburg, 10 in Moscow and seven in Roston-on-Don.
Russian police detained 72 people on Saturday over opposition protests staged in several cities, the OVD-Info protest monitor said on social media.
Tens of thousands of Muscovites staged Russia’s biggest political protest for years on Saturday, rallying to demand free city elections in spite of a government crackdown.
The monitor said 55 people had been detained in St Petersburg, 10 in Moscow and seven in Roston-on-Don.
Russian police detained 72 people on Saturday over opposition protests staged in several cities, the OVD-Info protest monitor said on social media.
Tens of thousands of Muscovites staged Russia’s biggest political protest for years on Saturday, rallying to demand free city elections in spite of a government crackdown.
The monitor said 55 people had been detained in St Petersburg, 10 in Moscow and seven in Roston-on-Don.
Russian police detained 72 people on Saturday over opposition protests staged in several cities, the OVD-Info protest monitor said on social media.
Tens of thousands of Muscovites staged Russia’s biggest political protest for years on Saturday, rallying to demand free city elections in spite of a government crackdown.
The monitor said 55 people had been detained in St Petersburg, 10 in Moscow and seven in Roston-on-Don.
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