In St. Petersburg, activist and Leningrad siege survivor who came out for an anti-war picket was detained ...

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In St. Petersburg, activist and Leningrad siege survivor Lyudmila Vasilyeva, who came out for an anti-war picket, was detained

This was reported by "Vot Tak."

According to the outlet, Vasilyeva came out to the action at the Solovetsky Stone holding chamomile flowers and a placard. She was detained together with a journalist covering the action. They are now at Police Station No. 43.

"Do not cover up your crimes with the people's Victory," was written on Vasilyeva's placard.

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Flowers, a Placard, and a Police Station

In St. Petersburg, a siege survivor was detained for an anti-war picket.

Victory is safest when guarded from living people.