Demonstrators clash during an anti-war rally and march Sunday in downtown Moscow.Thousands marched through central Moscow to protest the fighting in Ukraine. (Pavel Golovkin/Associated Press)
September 21, 2014
By Karoun Demirjian
MOSCOW — A march for peace (click here) in Ukraine drew tens of thousands to downtown Moscow Sunday in a show of protest against Russia’s involvement in the conflict.
The demonstration drew a mixed crowd of old and young, families and organized factions, who walked the route chanting songs and slogans — the most common being a simple, “No to war.”
“This march is to show the people that there’s quite a number of people who are against the war and don’t think that most Ukrainians are fascists,” said Mikhail Garder, 28. “The government knows that. The people don’t.”...
I want to have friends in Russia!!!!!!!!!!!!
I want to "Friend" Russians on Facebook!!!!!!!!!!!!
Vladimir are you paying attention. The Russians are great people and I love them. Get over yourself!
There is a difference between a Russian and a Russki. Vladimir I am on the verge of believing you are more a Russki from The Cold War than a man that thinks!
Russians need to STICK TOGETHER, the prisons are going to be very oddly overcrowded while there is no one in their homes. The global community can demand fairness for human rights, don't stop now!
Vladimir you keep up you isolation and Russia will be poorer than Germany after WWI. Stop this!!!!
