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2024-02-17T11:00:01.452Z
Highlights: Navalny, new arrests for rallies in several Russian cities. Around fifteen people have been arrested in Moscow. Among those arrested in St. Petersburg there is an Orthodox priest who wanted to celebrate a Mass in the public square for Navalny. The rallies were held in memory of Alexei Navalny, who was killed in a car crash on Sunday. The protests are being led by the Russian opposition party, the Duma, which is led by Alexsandr Dvortsev. The Duma is expected to vote on a new constitution on Monday.
Several people were also stopped this morning by the police in several Russian cities while they were taking part in rallies in memory of Alexei Navalny. This was reported by the NGO Ovd-Info. According to the AFP agency, around fifteen people have been arrested in Moscow. (HANDLE)
Several people were also stopped this morning by the police in several Russian cities while they were taking part in rallies in memory of Alexei Navalny.
The NGO Ovd-Info reports this.
According to the AFP agency, there were around fifteen people arrested in Moscow.
Ovd-Info reports that among those arrested in St. Petersburg there is an Orthodox priest who wanted to celebrate a Mass in the public square for Navalny.
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