Thousands turned out for a rally in Moscow to condemn the popular uprising in Ukraine’s Maidan Square which ousted pro-Russian president Viktor Yanukovych one year ago.<br /><br /> Chanting the slogan “We won’t forget! We won’t forgive!” police say around 35,000 people attended the rally which was heavily promoted by state media.<br /><br /> “(I’m here) to support Russia indeed. Finally maybe in the close future the war could come here. Of course America supports all this, NATO as well, it’s clear. I am ready to go to war but what war will it be,” asked one of the demonstrators.<br /><br /> Banners carrying anti-EU, anti-NATO and anti-American slogans were also on display.<br /><br /> This happy Anti-Maidan protester loves America so much that he took its flag for walkies! RT @NewcasterTV: pic.twitter.com/hO2UofdI4V— Kevin Rothrock (@KevinRothrock) February 21, 2015<br /> <br /><br /> Twitter users pointed to another banner which mocked learning disabilities.<br /><br /> Down syndrome reference another win for the anti-Maidan march in Moscow today
