Protesters Arrested on Third Night of Demos

For over a decade, Vladimir Putin has maintained strong support, but recent protests in Moscow signal growing discontent. Thousands are voicing anger over elections perceived as unfairly favoring Putin's party, United Russia. Pro-Kremlin youth group Nashy counter-protested, leading to clashes with anti-Putin demonstrators, who faced arrests. Allegations of election fraud and blocked Kremlin-critical websites have fueled public outrage. Despite Putin's promise of a government reshuffle, dissatisfaction persists.

What recent change has occurred in the public's attitude towards Vladimir Putin?

• Increased support for his policies

• Growing protests against his leadership

• Indifference towards political events

• Widespread approval of his government reshuffle

What was the main purpose of the pro-Kremlin youth group Nashy's presence at the protests?

• To support the anti-Putin demonstrators

• To promote international peace

• To counter-protest and support Putin

• To remain neutral and observe

How did the police respond to the protests?

• Only arrested anti-Putin demonstrators

• Arrested members from both sides equally

• Supported the anti-Putin demonstrators

• Did not intervene in the protests

What did international monitors say about the elections?

• They were slanted in favor of Putin's party

• They were postponed due to protests

• They were fair and unbiased

• They resulted in a landslide victory for the opposition

What has been the public's reaction to Putin's promise of a government reshuffle?

• It has led to increased support for Putin

• It has calmed the public's anger

• It has been ignored by the public

• It has been met with skepticism