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100,000 in Berlin protest Ukraine invasion

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Police said large crowds have filled the area originally planned for the demonstration, around the Brandenburg Gate in central Berlin. Sunday's protest was peaceful, including many families with children. People waved yellow and blue Ukrainian flags to show their support. Some carried placards with slogans such as 'Hands off Ukraine'' and 'Putin, go to therapy and leave Ukraine and the world in peace'

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