Protests continue in Russia against Putin: Russian pilot said in-flight – attacking Ukraine is a crime; Russian journalist said - ashamed of my country

Putin is facing the ire of his countrymen after the attack on Ukraine. People in Russia are protesting against the war. Meanwhile, a Russian pilot has condemned his country's attack on Ukraine.

Its video has surfaced. In this, the pilot said – war is a crime in Ukraine. I think sane people will agree with me and do everything to stop it. The pilot has also demanded an end to the war. According to Ukrainian diplomat Oleksandr Sherba, the pilot belongs to Pobeda, a subsidiary of Russian airline Aeroflot. The pilot gave this message to the passengers after reaching Antalya, Turkey.

Shame on Russia - Journalist Albats

Russian journalist Yevgenia Albats also condemned the attack. She said- I am ashamed that the tax I pay is used to make bombs and these bombs are being dropped in Ukraine. I want to say sorry that my country is doing this to you guys.

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In Russia's capital Moscow, St. Petersburg, and other cities, people are taking to the streets and shouting slogans. Open letters were also issued in Russia condemning the attack on Ukraine. Apart from Russia, people in many countries including Japan, Hungary, France, Australia are strongly condemning the attack on Ukraine. At the same time, President Vladimir Putin is demanding to stop this war. Demonstrations were held in 37 cities of Russia on Sunday. During this, the police detained more than 800 people.

About 1,300 of his soldiers died in the fighting.

The situation in Ukraine is getting worse. It has been 18 days since the war started. Russian troops are firing missiles at Ukrainian cities. There is a scene of devastation all around. Millions of people have been forced to seek asylum in other countries. Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky said about 1,300 of his soldiers had died in the fighting so far.

More than 30 thousand people demonstrated in Berlin

There was once again a big demonstration against Russia in the capital of Germany, Berlin. On Sunday, more than 30 thousand people took part in it with the flag of Ukraine in hand. All of them gathered near the Brandenburg Gate, a symbol of divided Germany during the Cold War. One protester said that we will not forget the people of Ukraine. Even two weeks ago, more than one lakh people had taken to the road at this place.