Published 2 years ago

More than 700 detained following anti-mobilisation protest in Russia

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Police monitoring group OVD-Info counted at least 726 people detained in 32 cities across Russia. Nearly half of them in Moscow, at rallies following the partial mobilisation designed to bolster Russia's operation in Ukraine. Kremlin defended the procedure on Thursday, saying "it isn't against the law"

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BBC News

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News18 India

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Reuters

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