Kharkiv Holds First Pride March Since Russia’s Full-Scale Invasion
- About 200 people joined KharkivPride’s first march on foot since Russia launched its full-scale invasion, walking through underground metro stations, before holding a protest near the regional administration building.
- The 500-meter (550-yard) march took place on Saturday, along a route designed for safety in the northeastern city, which remains close to the front line.
- Participants included civil society activists, LGBTQ+ allies, active-duty service members, and veterans.
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- About 200 people joined KharkivPride’s first march on foot since Russia launched its full-scale invasion, walking through underground metro stations, before holding a protest near the regional administration building.
- The 500-meter (550-yard) march took place on Saturday, along a route designed for safety in the northeastern city, which remains close to the front line.
- Participants included civil society activists, LGBTQ+ allies, active-duty service members, and veterans.
Sources: Kyivpost