Putin says protesters welcome to ‘get shaved’ in jail
Russia's President Vladimir Putin says rule of law must be obeyed, otherwise the country's stability will break down. – EPA pic, March 3, 2020.
RUSSIAN President Vladimir Putin mockingly suggested today that participants in unsanctioned protests were welcome to go to prison and “get shaved”. In the latest in a series of interviews with state news agency TASS, Putin said opposition supporters who take part in unapproved rallies should expect to be given jail time.
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