The rally, attended by a coalition of Ukrainian community groups and UK-based labour organisations, called for the withdrawal of Russian troops and increased military aid to Ukraine.
Thousands of protesters gathered outside the Russian Embassy in London, urging the international community not to “betray Ukraine” as they marked the third anniversary of Moscow’s full-scale invasion.
The rally, attended by a coalition of Ukrainian community groups and UK-based labour organisations, called for the withdrawal of Russian troops and increased military aid to Ukraine
The protest comes amid concerns that Ukraine is being excluded from peace talks between Moscow and US President Donald Trump, leaving it vulnerable to occupation.
Organisers of the march issued a joint statement, saying Ukraine has not received sufficient aid to defeat Russia and is being “expected to consign its own citizens to occupation under a deal imposed by Trump”.
Thousands gather outside Russian embassy
Thousands of protesters have gathered outside the Russian embassy to oppose Moscow’s war against Ukraine
The protestors assembled at a statue of St Volodymyr, a national saint of Ukraine, near Holland Park, before marching to the Russian embassy in central London.
Protesters at the front of the march were carrying a banner which said “Russian Troops Out! Solidarity with Ukraine”.
