Russians Protest Presidential Election: Thousands Demand Change

🗳️Russians showed their desire for change and participation in the presidential election by gathering in protest.

✊Many protesters cast symbolic votes for opposition politician Alexa Naali, who died in custody before the election.

🌍Expats in European cities also participated in the election by casting their ballots at Russian embassies.

🤝The main focus of the election was on polling stations in Russia's major cities, where people expressed their opposition to President Putin.

🔵Despite the support for President Putin, there is still hope for democratic reform in Russia.

What was the purpose of the protest?

—The protest was a demonstration of the Russians' desire for change and participation in the presidential election.

Who was Alexa Naali?

—Alexa Naali was an opposition politician who died in custody before the election. Many protesters cast symbolic votes for him.

Did expats participate in the election?

—Yes, expats in European cities cast their ballots at Russian embassies.

What was the main focus of the election?

—The main focus was on polling stations in Russia's major cities, where people expressed their opposition to President Putin.

Is there still hope for democratic reform in Russia?

—Yes, despite the support for President Putin, there is still hope for democratic reform.

00:00Russians gathered in protest on the final day of the presidential election.

00:13Many cast symbolic votes for opposition politician Alexa Naali.

01:13Expats in European cities cast their ballots at Russian embassies.

01:25The main focus of the election was on polling stations in Russia's major cities.

02:01Despite the support for President Putin, there is still hope for democratic reform.