VOICED : Policia rusa detiene principal opositor

In Moscow, over 130 people were detained during protests supporting opposition leader Alexei Navalny, who was also arrested. The protests were a reaction to a controversial court ruling that found Navalny and his brother guilty of embezzlement. Navalny received a suspended sentence, while his brother was sentenced to prison. The public expressed discontent over the perceived illegal arrests and lack of formal charges. Navalny, under house arrest, tweeted about his situation. The U.S. Department of State expressed concern over the sentencing. Navalny is seen as a key figure opposing the Kremlin and challenging Putin's dominance in Russian politics.

What was the main reason for the protest in Moscow where 130 people were detained?

• Economic reforms in Russia

• A new government policy on education

• Support for Vladimir Putin

• A controversial court ruling against Alexei Navalny

What was the outcome of the court ruling for Alexei Navalny and his brother?

• Navalny was sentenced to prison, his brother was fined

• Navalny received a suspended sentence, his brother was imprisoned

• Both were acquitted

• Both received suspended sentences

What was the public's reaction to the legal proceedings against Navalny?

• They supported the court's decision

• They were indifferent

• They organized a celebration

• They disagreed and called for action against illegal arrests

What did Navalny do shortly after his arrest?

• He tweeted about being taken back home under house arrest

• He was taken to a public rally

• He gave a public speech

• He fled the country

How is Alexei Navalny perceived in the context of Russian politics?

• As an international diplomat

• As a supporter of the current regime

• As a key opposition leader against the Kremlin

• As a minor political figure