The UK Sun reports that several hundred protestors in St. Petersburg gathered to demand the removal of the tyrant Putin. Excerpt:
HUNDREDS of Russians have taken to the streets of St. Petersburg calling for Vladimir Putin to be ousted from the Kremlin.
A massive crowd spent the evening chanting anti-war songs and demanding Putin is overthrown from Russia’s government in a rare public display of dissent against the tyrant.
Cops arrested lead singer Diana Loginova, 18, for leading the chants, according to Russian mediaCredit: X
Street musicians led the charge against Vlad as they organised an event at Kazanskaya Square on October 13.
Russian citizens flocked to the built-up street and started to rejoice in the anti-Putin sentiment ringing around St. Petersburg.
Many were seen singing the lyrics to Co-operative Swan Lake by Noize MC, a pro-Ukrainian rapper, which was being played by a band in the historic square.
Co-operative Swan Lake is well known among Russians as an outlawed song in the country.
It is often seen as the unofficial anthem for young citizens rebelling against Moscow and their continued war with Ukraine.
Many of the lyrics are viewed as “extremest” under Russian censorship laws.
A St. Petersburg court even banned the distribution of the song in May, following a lawsuit in April.
Defiant Russians were heard chanting on the streets: “Where have you been for eight years, you f***ing monsters?
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