Tens of thousands protest Russian election
Central Moscow roiled Saturday with the largest anti-government protests that post-Soviet Russia has ever seen. People gathered to criticize electoral fraud and demand an end to Vladimir Putin's rule.
But who's calling it a revolution?RT @arahsultana The "revolution" in Russia has been titled "The Snow Revolution" by the media. I like it!
Russia's day of anti-Putin protests ends with drama, uncertainty about future bit.ly/uH4wKl
@markmackinnon Worth mentioning that Rus parties are not very representative because no new ones able to register since 2004; only 7 left.
And this girl is actually using her iPad as a poster - first I've seen #dec10 #middleclassrevolt #occupytheapplestore http://pic.twitter.com/x3Z2sNxI
Scenes that were unfathomable even a week ago - my report from the breakthrough opposition protest in Moscow: theglobeandmail.com/news/world/at-…- I saw at least one remote-control photo-copter flying around RT "@Hamitik: @aavst Лучшее фото twitpic.com/7rf686"
Putin protesters outnumber Lenin mourners (1924)? Dmitry Moiseenko Foto:'Swindlers & thieves give our election back' http://pic.twitter.com/20l2yB3h
Our live blog on developments in Russia, where tens of thousands of people are protesting the election process: nyti.ms/vw5AMi
At least 50,000 police and riot troops deployed in Moscow ahead of Saturday protests bbc.in/vbSSKJ
