Mood of quiet dismay as crowds mourn Vladimir Putin’s adversary who was gunned down near the Kremlin on FridayThey came with placards and plaintive cries of “shame”, a vast column of mourners snaking through central Moscow to commemorate the latest Russian opposition figure to meet a wretched fate.But as tens of thousands trudged through the bone-chilling Moscow drizzle to pay last respects to Boris Nemtsov, the adversary to Vladimir Putin who was gunned down a stone’s throw from the Kremlin on Friday night, the mood was more one of quiet dismay rather than explosive anger. Related: Boris Nemtsov: marchers in …read more
Source: The Guardian
