Russian police in body armor and helmets respond to corruption protesters
The Washington Post
  • 7 years ago
The Post's Moscow bureau chief, David Filipov, recorded cellphone videos of the atmosphere in Russia's capital on March 26 as tens of thousands of protesters rally against corruption.
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