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Participants of the rally, staged by the loyalist pro-Kremlin movement Idushchiye Vmeste ('Marching Together'), carry posters depicting prominent Russian opposition figures, dressed in army field fatigues, in company of the Chechen terrorists leader Shamil Basayev, who claimed responsibility for the most deadly terrorist attacks in Russia. Left to right: Shamil Basayev, State Duma lawmakers Vladimir Ryzhkov and Sergey Glazyev, leader of the Free Russia liberal party Irina Khakamada and tycoon Boris Berezovsky. The poster slogan says - 'Negotiators to Destroy Russia'.
Participants of the rally launched by the youth league of the loyalist pro-Kremlin party 'United Russia' to rally support for President Putin-spearheaded constitutional amendments wave banners bearing the slogan 'Approve!'.
Participants of the rally launched by the youth league of the loyalist pro-Kremlin party 'United Russia' to rally support for President Putin-spearheaded constitutional amendments wave banners bearing the slogan 'Approve!'.
Participants of the rally launched by the youth league of the loyalist pro-Kremlin party 'United Russia' to rally support for President Putin-spearheaded constitutional amendments wave banners bearing the slogan 'Approve!'.
Two elderly women dance away during the rally launched by the youth league of the loyalist pro-Kremlin party 'United Russia' to rally support for President Putin-spearheaded constitutional amendments.
An unidentified girl with the head of a mannequin slung over her shoulder walks along an inter-station passage of the Moscow metro (subway, underground).
Participants of the rally launched by the youth league of the loyalist pro-Kremlin party 'United Russia' to rally support for President Putin-spearheaded constitutional amendments wave banners bearing the slogan 'Approve!'.
