Скачать или смотреть Wrap of funeral of Russian opposition leader Navalny in Moscow

(1 Mar 2024)
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Moscow - 1 March 2024
1. Wide exterior of the Church of the Icon of the Mother of God Soothe My Sorrows
2. Mid of western ambassadors gathered
3. Various of hearse arriving, coffin with body of late opposition leader Alexei Navalny being carried by pallbearers
4. Various of large crowds gathered, chanting (Russian): “Navalny!” and “We are not giving up!”
5. Wide of pallbearers carrying coffin into church
6. Various of Navalny being given last rites inside church, ++OPEN CASKET CEREMONY++
7. Pallbearers picking up coffin
8. Various of pallbearers carrying Navalny’s coffin out of church towards hearse
9. Various of people in crowd throwing flowers towards hearse
10. Various of hearse leaving and people running after it
11. Mid of person holding up photograph of Navalny and his wife Yulia, with lettering reading (Russian): “Eternal love does not have death”
12. Tracking shot between two lines of police
13. Various of people walking towards cemetery
14. Various of people waving phone flashlights
15. Wide of pallbearers carrying coffin into cemetery
16. Mid of Navalny’s mother Lyudmila Navalnaya kissing son ++OPEN CASKET CEREMONY++
17. Close of Navalny’s face being covered by white cloth ++OPEN CASKET CEREMONY++
18. Mid of Navalny’s parents
19. Wide of cemetery workers placing coffin into grave
20. Wide of crowds gathered outside cemetery with flowers
21. Close of candle
22. Wide of people moving in line, man holding Russian Orthodox cross in background
23. Close of photograph of Navalny
24. Wide of people passing grave, throwing fistful of earth
25. Various of Navalny’s mother and mother-in-law seated together, person digging grave
26. Wie of people gathered outside cemetery
27. Overhead shot showing long line along thoroughfare chanting: “Navalny!”
STORYLINE:
Under a heavy police presence, thousands of people bade farewell Friday to opposition leader Alexei Navalny at his funeral in Moscow after his still-unexplained death two weeks ago in an Arctic penal colony.

The crowds who thronged to honor Navalny outside a church and cemetery in a snowy southeastern suburb of the capital chanted slogans for him and against Russian President Vladimir Putin and the military operation in Ukraine, turning the event into one of the largest recent displays of dissent.

But police did not act against them.

At least 67 people were detained at events across Russia in Navalny's memory, said OVD-Info, a rights group that tracks political arrests, with most stopped while trying to lay flowers at monuments dedicated to victims of Soviet repression.

When his death was announced Feb. 16, police detained hundreds who tried to leave flowers.

Navalny was buried after a short Russian Orthodox ceremony, with vast crowds waiting outside the church and then streaming to the fresh grave with flowers.

Navalny's widow, Yulia, who was not seen at the funeral but has vowed to continue his work, lovingly thanked him for “26 years of absolute happiness."

As his coffin was removed from the hearse and taken inside the church, the crowd waiting outside broke into respectful applause and then chanted: “Navalny! Navalny!” Some also shouted, “You weren’t afraid, neither are we!” and later “No to war!” “Russia without Putin!” and “Russia will be free!”

Western diplomats, including U.S. Ambassador Lynne Tracy, were among the mourners.

Also paying respects were Boris Nadezhdin and Yekaterina Duntsova, anti-war politicians who wanted to run against Putin in this month's presidential election but were not allowed on the ballot.

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