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Hundreds of people gathered at the site where Boris Nemtsov was shot dead on Friday night with critics claiming Vladimir Putin is to blame for the opposition politician's death
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Among mounds of flowers and candles left on the bridge in central Moscow are signs reading 'Je suis Boris' and 'We are all Nemtsov' in Russian claiming the 55-year-old was killed for openly criticising Putin in an attack on free speech
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Protesters held up signs reading 'Putin killed by friend' in Russian at the scene where Mr Nemtsov was killed
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A growing mound of flowers was left at the scene as mourners visited on Saturday. Critics have blamed the Russian President for Nemtsov's death, alleging it was 'politically motivated'
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Russian investigators said it was following several lines of inquiry but world leaders have demanded transparency as the investigation into Mr Nemtsov's death continues
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Mourners wept at the scene on Saturday after critics blamed the Russian President for the popular politician's murder
[h=1]Ukrainian woman who witnessed Nemtsov murder held in Russia[/h]
http://www.kyivpost.com/content/ukr...o-was-with-nemtsov-held-in-russia-382266.html
Good thing Putin is so scared.
http://www.kyivpost.com/content/ukr...o-was-with-nemtsov-held-in-russia-382266.html
Good thing Putin is so scared.
Civilian plane blown to bits - 298 dead.
2 Ukrainian fighter jets down
Putin's Russian shelling Ukrainian troops
Putin's Russia sending heavy artillery to Russian separatists in the Ukraine.
Putin political opposition shot down in a public street.
All since you started this thread.
You are a comical dumb fuck. Obama has exactly zero foreign policy successes. None.
It is unbelievable you show your fat face in this thread given how embarrassing it is.
Obama's foreign policy legacy is going to look something like this:
We tortured some folk. we kidnpped some folk, we created a few false
flags involving some folk, we killed some falk, we changed some folks goverment,
we twisted the arms of some folk, and on the way home we droned some folk...
only to be kicked in the arse by that little guy in Russia...bastard!
We tortured some folk. we kidnpped some folk, we created a few false
flags involving some folk, we killed some falk, we changed some folks goverment,
we twisted the arms of some folk, and on the way home we droned some folk...
only to be kicked in the arse by that little guy in Russia...bastard!
Except you couldn't name any problem Obama has solved you fat lying pile of shit.
PS: U.S.-backed Syria rebel group dissolves itself, joins Islamist alliance
Scared!!!
(Reuters) - The murder of Kremlin critic Boris Nemtsov has dampened any hope for a peaceful political transition in Russiaaway from President Vladimir Putin's government, Garry Kasparov, a prominent opposition voice, said in an interview on Sunday.
Kasparov, a former world chess champion who lives in self-imposed exile in the United States, offered a gloomy outlook for Russia's political opposition after Nemtsov was shot dead meters from the Kremlin late on Friday.
"Boris hoped, in vain as we understand, to see some form of peaceful transition into normal, civilized democratic government," Kasparov told Reuters, describing Nemtsov as one of Russia's leading advocates for non-violent political expression.
[FONT=georgia, times new roman, serif]"I see no chance for Russia now to move from Putin's brutal dictatorship into something that will be even (as) mild as we had 10 years ago," he said, predicting it could take a violent mass uprising if change was to come.[/FONT]
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[FONT=georgia, times new roman, serif]The fact that this fat idiot shows his face in this thread is unbelievable.[/FONT]
(Reuters) - The murder of Kremlin critic Boris Nemtsov has dampened any hope for a peaceful political transition in Russiaaway from President Vladimir Putin's government, Garry Kasparov, a prominent opposition voice, said in an interview on Sunday.
Kasparov, a former world chess champion who lives in self-imposed exile in the United States, offered a gloomy outlook for Russia's political opposition after Nemtsov was shot dead meters from the Kremlin late on Friday.
"Boris hoped, in vain as we understand, to see some form of peaceful transition into normal, civilized democratic government," Kasparov told Reuters, describing Nemtsov as one of Russia's leading advocates for non-violent political expression.
[FONT=georgia, times new roman, serif]"I see no chance for Russia now to move from Putin's brutal dictatorship into something that will be even (as) mild as we had 10 years ago," he said, predicting it could take a violent mass uprising if change was to come.[/FONT]
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[FONT=georgia, times new roman, serif]The fact that this fat idiot shows his face in this thread is unbelievable.[/FONT]
Putin sounds terrified of Obama:
After Boris Nemtsov’s Assassination, ‘There Are No Longer Any Limits’
How could such a prominent politician — a founder of the opposition Solidarity Party, a sitting member of the Yaroslavl city parliament — be gunned down so brazenly, within steps of the Kremlin? “We didn’t kill members of government,” Gleb Pavlovsky, an independent political consultant who used to work for Putin, told me over the phone. “It’s an absolutely new situation.
After Boris Nemtsov’s Assassination, ‘There Are No Longer Any Limits’
How could such a prominent politician — a founder of the opposition Solidarity Party, a sitting member of the Yaroslavl city parliament — be gunned down so brazenly, within steps of the Kremlin? “We didn’t kill members of government,” Gleb Pavlovsky, an independent political consultant who used to work for Putin, told me over the phone. “It’s an absolutely new situation.
[h=1]Thousands march through streets of Moscow in protest against murder of opposition leader Boris Nemtsov who was killed in the shadow of the Kremlin[/h]
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More than 20,000 protesters marched through Moscow in a mass demonstration against the killing of Boris Nemtsov, organisers said
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Thousands of protesters marched in Moscow in memory of Boris Nemtsov, who was shot dead in a 'contract hit' on Friday
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The huge crowds marched behind a huge banner reading: 'Those bullets for everyone of us, heroes never die!'
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The demonstrators waved hundreds of Russian flags as they marched along streets next to the river in the Russian capital
- More than 20,000 march through Moscow to protest against the killing of Russian opposition leader Boris Nemtsov
- Vast crowds of mourners and activists waved flags and held placards which read: 'I am not afraid'
- Protest comes two days after Mr Nemtsov was shot dead in 'contract hit' as he walked along bridge near the Kremlin
- CCTV footage shows person approaching Mr Nemtsov, shooting him and escaping in a nearby getaway car
- Widow of murdered Russian spy Alexander Litvinenko says she had 'no doubt' killing was politically motivated
- Meanwhile dozens gather outside the Russian Embassy in London to protests against Putin government
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More than 20,000 protesters marched through Moscow in a mass demonstration against the killing of Boris Nemtsov, organisers said
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Thousands of protesters marched in Moscow in memory of Boris Nemtsov, who was shot dead in a 'contract hit' on Friday
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The huge crowds marched behind a huge banner reading: 'Those bullets for everyone of us, heroes never die!'
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The demonstrators waved hundreds of Russian flags as they marched along streets next to the river in the Russian capital
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Thousands of protesters have marched through Moscow following the killing of opposition leader Boris Nemtsov
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Crowds of mourners and activists were seen waving flags and holding placards showing the Russian opposition leader's face
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Mourners make their way through the centre of the Russian capital and towards where Mr Nemtsov was killed
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Dozens of protesters with Ukrainian flags also gathered outside the Russian Embassy in London to voice their anger at Mr Nemtsov's death
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Marina Litvinenko, the wife of murdered Russian spy Alexander Litvinenko, joined demonstrators outside the embassy in London
