"Journalists Detained at Moscow Protest by Soldiers' Wives Calling for Troop Return from Ukraine"

Russian police detained around 20 journalists, including an AFP reporter, covering a protest in Moscow by the wives of men mobilized to fight in Ukraine. The women have been staging protests outside the Kremlin walls for weeks, demanding their partners be brought home. The movement, which has grown out of anger over reservists sent to Ukraine under President Vladimir Putin's mobilization decree, has been ignored by state media and is especially uncomfortable for the Kremlin ahead of the March presidential election. The detained journalists, all men, were arrested as they covered the protest, and the topic remains sensitive for authorities, who have so far refrained from cracking down on the movement.
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