After Amnesty International announced on March 24 a “World Day of Action” in which it was required that Russia stop attacks in Ukrainean activist appeared at the Duma Building (in front of the St. Petersburg Parliament), in Moscow, where he smeared fake blood to protest against the invasion.
The activist, at the moment that she stained herself, shouted “my heart bleeds!”at his feet was a sign that said don’t support “bloodshed”.
At that moment, authorities appeared and removed the poster and the activist was arrestedwho did not put up any resistance , however never stopped screaming your slogan.
Since the Russian invasion began, approximately 20,000 protesters have been arrested for speaking out against the Moscow attacks.
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