In New York, in front of the Russian consulate, they wrote “No to war”
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In New York, USA, an activist wrote “No to war” in front of the Russian consulate. He stated that he held a rally on the occasion of the anniversary of the murder of Russian opposition leader Boris Nemtsov.
The corresponding video got into the network. The footage of the video shows a man applying anti-war inscription in blue paint at the entrance to a building in the Upper East Side.
The diplomatic department tried to wash it off, but they failed to do it quickly. Moreover, they reacted aggressively to passers-by, and one of the consulate employees insulted the activist. [/embed] Also today, a demonstration in memory of Boris Nemtsov, a well-known Russian opposition leader who was killed in 2015, took place in front of the Russian Consulate in New York.
A demonstration in memory of Boris #Nemtsov took place in front of the consulate of Russia in New York pic.twitter.com/roKPu2ML2W
— The Ark (@KovchegLive) March 2, 2023
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