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Anger after Putin's order for partial military mobilization, Russians rise in protests (VIDEO)

2022-09-21 19:54:32Kosova&Bota SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX
Anger after Putin's order for partial military mobilization, Russians rise
Russians rise up in protest

Russian President Vladimir Putin's order for "partial mobilization" of the army in Russia has sparked a great anger in Russia as well. The Russians have come out to protest against this decision. Meanwhile, their revolt has faced the brutality of the Police. 

The journalist of the prestigious "Sky News" Diana Magnay, who is there, says that the Police are treating the protesters brutally.

 

"The police are treating them very brutally, it is extraordinary to see how brave the people are who we hear chanting 'no to war'. I'm not saying that everyone in this country is against this partial mobilization, I've been out on the streets talking to people today and some people especially the older generation are saying 'this is what we have to do, we have to save. But there are people here who disagree with that, who are concerned about this escalation."

The journalist adds that the Russian people did not protest earlier, that is, in the last 5-6 months, since people were so afraid of the fact that they could be stopped by the Police.

"We have not seen protests in the cities for the last 5-6 months, people have been so afraid of the fact that they will be stopped by the Police. This mobilization announcement has brought people to the streets here in Moscow and in various other cities around the country," the journalist reported.

After Putin's order, direct flights scheduled for today and the following hours from Moscow to the capitals of "friendly" countries were immediately sold out.

Also, within a few hours, flights to Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan were sold out.


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