30,000 people rally against biased Italian media coverage of Russia-Ukraine conflict
Max Civili
Press TV, Rome
On Saturday, over 30,000 people staged a rally in the Italian capital against the escalating conflict between Russia and Ukraine.
The initiative was called by trade unions, leftist groups and pro-peace movements as fighting rages on in a number of Ukrainian cities and talks between Kiev and Moscow have produced very little so far. The protesters chanted slogans for peace and the end of all wars, urging the United Nations to do more to mediate between Russia, Ukraine and all parties related to the ongoing Ukrainian crisis.
Anti-war rallies have been held across Italy over the past days. Most of the demonstrations held in Rome, Palermo, Milan and other Italian cities have been in solidarity with Ukraine. People at the demonstrations have mixed feelings over who should be held accountable for the war in Ukraine. The majority believes there is a shared responsibility upon all the parts involved, from the US and NATO to Russia's President Vladimir Putin.
In Italy, the most recent government update places the number of Ukrainian refugees who have entered the country since the start of the war at about 9,000. According to Ukrainian-Italian associations up to 800,000-900,000 refugees may reach Italy in the coming weeks.
Paris march in support of Palestine women
ICC issues arrest warrants for Israeli prime minister, ousted regime war minister
Struggles of Palestinian women amidst war, displacement
VIDEO | Paris march in support of Palestine women
VIDEO | ICC issues arrest warrants for Israeli prime minister, ousted regime war minister
120 Palestinians perish as Israeli war machine keeps ravaging Gaza
VIDEO | Struggles of Palestinian women amidst war, displacement
VIDEO | Hezbollah rains attack drones down on elite Israeli brigade
VIDEO | US biased mediation fails
Leader: All captains of criminal, Zionist, terrorist gang must be prosecuted
Iran further raises its oil prices for Chinese buyers: Report
PressTV NEWSLETTER
now
This makes it easy to access the Press TV website
