A video showing a 77-year-old woman, being arrested by Russian government police officers, after protesting against the war in Ukraine, moves all of humanity.
Is about Yelena Osipovaa survivor of Nazi Germany and World War II, which caused the death of millions of people in the world, in a past that no one forgets.
Russian police arrested a 77-year-old activist for protesting the invasion of Ukraine.
Yelena Osipova is known as a survivor of the Nazi siege of Leningrad, now St. Petersburg. Rights monitors say police have arrested over 8,000 people at anti-war protests, including children. pic.twitter.com/fbf71jg5N5
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According to El Comercio, Osipova becomes part of the 7,603 people arrested in Russia for the protests against the attacks by the Vladimir Putin government on the neighboring country of Ukraine.
Yelena Osipova does not want war against Ukraine
The story of Yelena Osipova multiplied in a video shared on Twitter, by hundreds of users astonished by the violence that exists in Russia, if you decide to go against the president’s decision. In the recording, the 77-year-old woman can be seen, with two banners in her hand, and two state riot agents who take her by both her arms and take her into custody.
The footage is going around the world and has already generated various reactions in Internet users:
This woman has seen more hell than any of us can imagine.
Arresting elderly survivors is not a sign of a strong government
Really, I hope he’s safe, he’s worth more than any Russian officer. A legend
These were some of the messages that were read on social networks.
Osipova became an artist when she was young, and now she used her talents for activism. Among her most outstanding works is a mural dedicated to a friend of hers, who lost her entire family during the siege of Leningrad in World War II.
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How Yelena survived World War II
Between 1941 and 1944, Adolf Hitler’s Germany surrounded the city of Leningrad, known today as St. Petersburg, but before that the difficulties they had in taking this site caused the death of a large percentage of the civilian population by starvation.
This siege was one of the longest and deadliest in human history, and is now considered a true genocide.
When the war began at that time, Yelena was just a baby who was not even a year old, and she came into the world amid the chaos, famine and disaster of war.
Women lived through difficult times and that is why today she is brave in the face of the difficult situation in Europe, with these attacks that already add up to thousands of victims. (I)
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