Alexei Navalny was buried in Moscow
On March 1, a farewell ceremony was held in one of the small churches in Moscow with opposition leader Alexei Navalny. Several thousand people came to say goodbye to him. People walked from the temple to the cemetery, chanting Navalny's name and throwing flowers on the road in front of the car with the body of the deceased.
Attempts by the authorities to intimidate people and prevent mass participation in funerals were futile.
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Sabah
2024-03-04
1 марта,панихиду по Навальному, желающие отмечали чуть ли не во всём мире, во многих других странах. Если посчитать всех участников по всему миру, то Путину и другим диктаторам останется только сожалеть что когда они сами подохнут, то на их поминки людей будут собирать под угрозой дубинок или ещё чего нибудь. Но все равно не смогут собрать и даже и одной четверти людей, что пришли попрощаться с Навальным.