Telegraph.co.uk
| Apr 26, 2013
Video footage shows a group called Young Anti-Drugs Special Forces, an offshoot of the Kremlin-backed Young Russia movement, attacking suspected drug dealers.
Telegraph.co.uk
| Jun 12, 2012
The first big protest since Putin's return to the Kremlin sees Russians out in the streets en masse, despite a series of raids by authorities on leading opposition figures earlier in the day.
— May 6 at 09:09 pm
...demonstrators to "throw Putin out of the Kremlin." Former Russian Deputy Prime Minister and opposition leader Boris Nemtsov said the protesters'...
— May 6 at 04:10 pm
...to the streets of Moscow to mark one year since a major opposition protest ended in mass arrests. Police said about 6,000 protesters were presen...
— May 6 at 07:05 pm
...also chanted along with "Russia will be free" and 'Putin's a thief!' Opposition figure and former Deputy Prime Minister Boris Nemtsov was the fi...
— May 6 at 06:21 pm
...and Boris Nemtsov, politically conscious novelist Dmitry Bykov, journalist Oleg Kashin and the mothers of some of the 28 people investigated or ...
— May 6 at 06:21 pm
...out a poem and one of Russia most loved actresses, Liya Akhedzhakova, read a letter from one of the jailed activists. "The whole square is full....