Marina Litvinenko speaks at a protest marking the Russian invasion of Ukraine

The transcript covers a protest in London against the Russian invasion of Ukraine, highlighting the participation of Russian citizens opposing the war. The speaker shares personal motivations, including the impact of Putin's actions on their life, and emphasizes the importance of unity and continued activism. Messages of hope and encouragement are directed at both the protesters and the British public, urging ongoing support for Ukraine.

What was the main reason for the large gathering of Russian people in London?

• To celebrate a cultural festival

• To protest against the Russian invasion of Ukraine

• To support the Russian government

• To attend a music concert

What personal experience did the speaker share to highlight the impact of Putin's actions?

• The speaker lost a family member due to Putin's orders

• The speaker was a former Russian diplomat

• The speaker was a journalist covering the war

• The speaker was a victim of a robbery

What historical event did the speaker mention to emphasize Putin's long-standing aggression?

• The fall of the Berlin Wall

• The Cuban Missile Crisis

• The annexation of Crimea

• The Second Chechen War

What is the key message for Russians and the international community regarding the war?

• To focus on economic growth

• To remain silent and avoid conflict

• To unite and continue supporting Ukraine

• To prioritize cultural exchanges

What role does the speaker believe the United Kingdom plays in supporting Ukraine?

• The greatest friend and supporter

• An adversary

• A minor supporter

• A neutral observer