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Protests in Russia: The army is sent to St. Petersburg

Soldiers are being brought to St. Petersburg in connection with a protest rally in the Russian city of St. Petersburg.

Axar.az reports that 20 Ural military vehicles were seen near the city. At the same time, soldiers of the Russian National Guard were brought to the city in a Ural military vehicle.

Navalny's supporters, who surrounded the city hall in Irkutsk, chanted anti-Putin slogans. They called on Putin to resign.

Protests against the arrest of blogger Navalny are taking place all over Russia today.

Date
2021.01.23 / 16:30
Author
Tural Azimzadeh
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