Russian police officers detain a woman during an unsanctioned protest rally against the military invasion on Ukraine, March,6, 2022, in Central Moscow, Russia.
These quickly ceased when they saw Russian colleagues in tears, whose life savings had halved overnight.
Russian friends began referring to Tbilisi as the "new Constantinople," referencing the city where anti-Bolshevik Russians fleeing the Communist revolution had taken refuge a century before.
Russian President Vladimir Putin (L) meets French President Emmanuel Macron (R) on February 07, 2022 in Moscow, Russia.
I stood at the glass window silently as the Russian border guard inspected my passport and now useless work permit.
Persons:
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