Protests erupt in Russia after Putin announces mobilization

Some cities are already reporting arrests.

Putin announced partial mobilization in Russia / Screenshot
Putin announced partial mobilization in Russia / Screenshot

In many cities of Russia on the evening of September 21,  protests began after the announcement by Russian President Vladimir Putin of partial mobilization for the war in Ukraine.

The Russian Meduza writes about this .

It is known about rallies in Barnaul, Ulan-Ude, Yakutsk, Irkutsk, Krasnoyarsk Territory, Tomsk, Novosibirsk, Yekaterinburg, Ufa, and also in Moscow.

Some cities are already reporting arrests. 

Judging by the photos and videos on social networks, these rallies are small in number, with the participation of mainly young people. 

In anticipation of the protests, the Moscow prosecutor’s office warned citizens about criminal liability . 

(C)UNIAN 2022

4 comments

    • Anyone protesting is going to be mobilized according to the Kremlin. That’s going to work out great isn’t it.

  1. One day soon, the ruskie people will wake up and realize that their Führer doesn’t give a rat’s ass about Russia or its people … that he is willing to burn all their wealth, all their young (and old) men, and all what’s left of their military just to satisfy his wet dreams and overblown ego. Putler will fail as Hitler failed, but with having achieved far less, militarily.

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