
The protesters demanded the resignation of Chancellor Friedrich Merz and the normalization of relations with Russia
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The Projekt M1llion movement criticizes the current political course of Germany and demands early elections to the Bundestag.
A mass demonstration took place in Berlin against the course of the current German authorities.
The protesters are calling for the resignation of the Cabinet headed by Chancellor Friedrich Merz and for peace with Russia.
The organizer of the action was the supra-party movement Projekt M1llion, whose “11-Point Plan” demands early elections to the Bundestag.
BERLIN, October 10 - RIA Novosti. Thousands of people came out in Berlin for a mass demonstration against the course of the current German authorities; participants called for the resignation of the Cabinet headed by Chancellor Friedrich Merz and for peace with Russia, follows from a live broadcast conducted by the YouTube channel Berlin Berlin TV.
The organizer of the action was the supra-party movement Projekt M1llion. His “11-Point Plan” contains, among other things, demands for the resignation of the current German government and the holding of early elections to the Bundestag.
According to the broadcast, demonstrators gathered at the Brandenburg Gate in the center of Berlin, after which they marched to the beat of drums towards Alexanderplatz Square. Numerous protesters are holding national German flags and light blue banners with a dove of peace in their hands. In addition, Russian tricolors are visible in the column.
Demonstrators' placards read: "This government is a disgrace to Germany" and "Enough! Friedrich Merz must resign!"
The protesters also unfurled banners calling for normalization of relations with Russia: “Frieden mit Russland” (Peace with Russia). There are also posters on which the national colors of Russia, Ukraine and Germany are located next to each other under the inscription “Friendship = Freundschaft”.

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