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Russian opposition leaders protested in exile In Berlin against the war in Ukraine, they commemorated her third anniversary.

The event, organized by Julija Navaľná, widow of opposition leader Alexei Navaľný, along with prominent opposition politicians Ily Jashin and Vladimir Kara-Murzo came around 500 people.

According to Radio Sloboda (RFE/RL), the protest participants met in Potsdam Square and marched through the city center – also around the Russian Embassy – to the Brandenburg Gate.

People chased « no war! », « Freedom of political prisoners! », But also « Navaľnyj », because they buried him at the Moscow Boris cemetery just a year ago – « Navaľnyj ». The protest participants also had posters with photographs and names of Russian political prisoners.

The demonstration took place the day after the rupture between Ukrainian President Volodymyr Greeny and US President Donald Trump, who accused his guest against American and foreign journalists that he was playing with the Third World War and had to approach the rules offered because he has no cards « .

Russian opposition politician Jašin, who has been living in exile from his release from prison, labeled at the Berlin Assembly what happened in an oval study between Greenský and Trump, for « shame ».

« The war must not end behind the scenes or the Munich Agreement, it must end with fair peace, security guarantees and Putin behind the bars, » Jashin said.

In her speech, Navaľná called on to engage against war in Ukraine and to change the situation in Russia not only « here, but around the world. »

Similar marches of supporters of the Russian opposition took place on Saturday in other cities, eg. In Prague, where several dozen people gathered in the city center. In Jerevan, people with anti -war slogans gathered near the Russian embassy.

The Moscow Times news website pointed out that, unlike the previous anti -war demonstration in Berlin in November 2024, there were many people on this protest with official flags of the Russian Federation that some oppositions are used to associating with war and Kremlin.

Many, however, oppose them that tricolor belongs to all Russians – including those who are against the war.

« I do not understand why we should give tricolor to the murderers, aggressors and wicked, » said the well -known Russian human rights advocate Oleg Orlov – one of 16 prisoners whose Russia was released in August in the exchange of prisoners between Moscow and West.

Another remarkable aspect of the protest was the participation of about 20 members of the Russian volunteer corps – the paramilitary unit, which is mostly Russians and which in the war -spoken Russia in Ukraine fights on the side of Kiev. (TASR)