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Around 1,000 people took part in the Easter March

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Russians support Serbia in Easter March

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Published 27 April, 2008, 20:55

Around one thousand people gathered in the Russian capital to take part in the Easter March for Serbia. The demonstrators expressed their support for Serbia and its territorial integrity.

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Activists carried Orthodox icons and banners saying “Kosovo is Serbia” and “Russia, help Serbia”.

The demonstrators showed their support for Serbs living in the self-proclaimed state of Kosovo, a former part of Serbia.

The rally was also joined by Serbs living in Russia.

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