Volodymyr Zelenskyy said yesterday that Ukraine was ready to launch its counteroffensive - a statement regular readers may have been waiting to hear for many months.īut with responsibility for thousands of soldiers' lives and the existence of Ukraine as we know it, his caution is unsurprising, said military analyst Sean Bell. "A day will certainly come when it will be routine and not dangerous at all to tell the truth and stand for justice in Russia."Ī video posted to Telegram claims to show a man being arrested for wearing a T-shirt reading: "Take care of Russia". "The more there are such people, the smaller the price each has to pay. Mr Navalny's allies released a social media post on his behalf which read: "Social progress and a better future can only be achieved if a certain number of people are willing to pay for the right to have beliefs."
St Petersburg also saw signs of support in the form of one-person pickets. Police quickly detained at least 20 of them, according to human rights group OVD-Info, with one Moscow man managing to throw around leaflets before being whisked away.Ī woman holding a small black birthday balloon was arrested, with officers refusing to tell her why.
Risking their own prison terms, some of his supporters have held pickets and painted graffiti in Russia. This morning we reported how Russia's most famous political prisoner, Alexei Navalny, was spending his birthday in isolation.
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