Anti-government protesters beaten

[myronzee]

Russia BS once again, RT never reported how Ukraine eliminated russia from the Europe Cup, never mine the fact there are two Ukrainian teams and no russian teams in the finals.

[MiddletownDreamz]

In this video I do not see any demonstrators being assaulted by anybody. If there was an attack I did not see it in this footage; the protesters looked very happy.

[vagabond4554]

There's an article on the daily mail web site from the UK talking about a riot in Moscow. I looked at all of the media websites for the US and there isn't one word of any of this.

[knollik]

hahah what a russian propaganda bauahah

[celt78]

ahhh Russia, the place where u can protest all u want without any police beating or arresting u,.,,

RT is so f*cking bias

[sniper6081]

THE hospital. "THE!"

[mikkitiny]

you are right! still, the event is sort of outrageous. it's known now that cadets of Ministry of Interior' training institution did that. it means it was, in fact, governmental, most likely, presidential action b/c those institutions are under power of ukrainian president.

[TheAustrianJohn]

Well fortunately such things never happen in Russia riiiiiiight :) Well you get that impression when you only watch RT.

[Igor707]

"Anti-government protesters beaten"? Hey that's western democracy, isn't it? No wonder that only Russia Today is tell us about these event. No word about this in the mainstream western media. How would the western media explain to western public that the western governments sponsored and financed "orange revolution" that brought to power the current pro-western Ukrainian government which beats anti-government protesters? This is western "democracy"...

[Igor707]

The same case is in Georgia too. There western powers helped a revolution which brought to power an authoritarian ruler M. Saakashvili who behaves like his compatriot Stalin who was also Georgian. The opposition in Georgia accuses Saakashvili of assassinating the opposition leaders, he shuts down opposition medias and yet for the western powers who helped him come to power say he is an example of protector of "democracy and human rights"...

[abarzilai664]

So what about the sporadic protests that recentally happened in your home country, I'm sure the police took some demonstraters back to the station for some tea :)

[Riseofthepoorkids]

No, it's Eastern European "democracy", which is boderline fascism if you look at Russia.

[ShaytanBozorg]

That's kinder than your Stalin would have treated them, Commies.

[inbrooklyn2008]

Ah, freedom. :-)