There seems to be dissatisfaction among people in Russia over President Vladimir Putinโ€™s decision to invade neighbouring Ukraine. 

Angry Russian citizens took to streets across the country, especially Moscow, in protest against Putinโ€™s decision to invade Ukraine. 

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Thousands of Russian people took to the streets in Moscow, chanting slogans โ€œno warโ€, following the full-scale invasion of Ukraine by Russian forces. 

Over 1700 protestors have been arrested by the Russian security forces from across the country, most of them from Moscow. 

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โ€œIt takes a special kind of bravery to protest in Putinโ€™s Russia – especially on the day he sends his country to war,โ€ said James Longman, foreign correspondent of ABC News.ย 

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Meanwhile, Russia’s interior ministry has asked its citizens to โ€œrefrain from unsanctioned protestsโ€ or they will be โ€œarrested and brought to responsibilityโ€. 

Interesting the Russian interior ministry has cited โ€œcoronavirus restrictions, including on public eventsโ€ as a reason to not come out on streets for protests.