Kremlin Says U.S. is Encouraging Protests in Support of Navalny

The transcript discusses the largest opposition protests in Russia in years, with over 3,500 arrests. The US Embassy criticized Russian authorities for suppressing peaceful protests, while the Kremlin accused the US of interference. The protests demand the release of opposition leader Alexei Navalny, who was arrested after returning from Germany, where he was treated for poisoning. The US calls for Navalny's release and an investigation into his poisoning. The State Department emphasizes standing with allies for human rights, indicating potential future conflicts as Navalny's supporters plan more protests.

What was the main reason for the protests in Russia?

• Economic reforms

• Release of Alexei Navalny

• Environmental issues

• Educational policies

How did the U.S. embassy respond to the protests in Russia?

• By tweeting in support of the protesters

• By supporting the Russian authorities

• By ignoring them

• By sending military aid

What was Dmitry Peskov's accusation against the U.S.?

• Ignoring the protests

• Providing financial aid to Russia

• Interfering in Russia's internal affairs

• Supporting Russian authorities

What did the Kremlin accuse the U.S. of doing during the protests?

• Supporting Russian government

• Blocking internet access

• Providing weapons to protesters

• Publishing protest routes

What action did the U.S. call for regarding Alexei Navalny?

• His permanent exile

• An investigation into his poisoning

• His deportation to Germany

• His appointment as a government official