Russian People in Moscow protested against president Vladimir Putin's WAR on Ukraine

By: S.Raza Ali Shah|

The Russian invasion into Ukraine has now entered its 12th-day thousands of people in Moscow protested against Russian president Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine more than 5000 people are Sai to be arrested because of their anti-war protests in Russia are which several of them have been demanding out rightly that Russia should pull its troops back our next spot gets you the details police detained more than 4 300 people across Russia on Sunday at protests against President Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine that's according to an independent protest monitoring group which said it had documented the detention of at least four thousand three hundred and sixty-six people in 56 different cities across the country video obtained by Reuters showed dozens of protesters in Yekaterinburg being detained on Sunday and one protester there was shown being beaten with a baton and kicked on the ground by police in riot gear the video showed numerous protesters some elderly being escorted onto abuses by security forces Russia's interior ministry said earlier that police had detained around 3 500 people including 1700 in Moscow 750 in ST Petersburg and 1061 in other cities the interior ministry also said 5 200 people had taken part in the protests some Russian state-controlled media carried out short  reports about Sunday's protests but they did not feature high in news bulletins the last Russian protests with a similar number of arrests was in January of last year when thousands demanded the release of opposition leader Alexei Navalny after he was arrested upon returning from Germany where he had been recovering from being poisoned with a nerve agent Navalny had called for anti-war protests on Sunday across Russia and the rest of the world protesters gathered at parliament square in London on Sunday and outside the white house in Washington dc as well as in Mexico city new Delhi Istanbul Budapest Belgrade and Brussels and residents of some Ukrainian towns and cities occupied by Russian forces also took to the streets in protest.