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Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday described the January insurrection at the US Capitol by supporters of former President Donald Trump as a &ldquo;stroll".&nbsp;Putin at the same time stressed that Russia is interested in stability in the United States. &ldquo;Some of the people who took a stroll to the U.S. Congress &mdash; 150 people were arrested, they face imprisonment from 15 to 25 years. Will all these internal controversies end there or not? We do not know, but we want it to end, because we are interested in stable relations with all our main partners,&rdquo; Putin said.
More than 300 Trump supporters have been charged with a range of crimes stemming from the siege, which resulted in the deaths of five people, including a police officer.

Russia's Vladimir Putin describes attack on US Capitol by Trump fans as a 'stroll'

Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday described the January insurrection at the US Capitol by supporters of former President Donald Trump as a &ldquo;stroll.&rdquo;

Putin describes attack on US Capitol by Trump fans as a 'stroll'

Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday described the January insurrection at the US Capitol by supporters of former President Donald Trump as a &ldquo;stroll.&rdquo; Putin at the same time stressed that Russia is interested in stability in the United States. &ldquo;Some of the people who took a stroll to the U.S. Congress &mdash; 150 people were arrested, they face imprisonment from 15 to 25 years. Will all these internal controversies end there or not? We do not know, but we want it to end, because we are interested in stable relations with all our main partners,&rdquo; Putin said.

Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday described the January insurrection at the US Capitol by supporters of former President Donald Trump as a &ldquo;stroll".&nbsp;Putin at the same time stressed that Russia is interested in stability in the United States. &ldquo;Some of the people who took a stroll to the U.S. Congress &mdash; 150 people were arrested, they face imprisonment from 15 to 25 years. Will all these internal controversies end there or not? We do not know, but we want it to end, because we are interested in stable relations with all our main partners,&rdquo; Putin said.
More than 300 Trump supporters have been charged with a range of crimes stemming from the siege, which resulted in the deaths of five people, including a police officer.

Ivanka Trump deleted a tweet where called the mob that stormed the US Capitol on Wednesday American Patriots, the US media reported. 

US Capitol Violence: Ivanka Trump calls rioters 'American Patriots', deletes tweet

Ivanka Trump deleted a tweet where called the mob that stormed the US Capitol on Wednesday "American Patriots", the US media reported. As the tweet drew condemnation, it was deleted but not fast enough to prevent screenshots doing the rounds on social media. Screenshots circulating online provoked a huge backlash. "You're saying these people are patriots??", a CNN reporter tweeted the screenshot with his question. Ivanka Trump responded saying she had only called &lsquo;peaceful protest&rsquo; patriotic. Fifty-two people were arrested after the pro-Trump mob stormed the Capitol to stop Congress from certifying President-elect Biden's victory.

Ivanka Trump calls rioters "American Patriots", deletes tweet

Ivanka Trump deleted a tweet where called the mob that stormed the US Capitol on Wednesday "American Patriots", the US media reported. As the tweet drew condemnation, it was deleted but not fast enough to prevent screenshots doing the rounds on social media.
Screenshots circulating online provoked a huge backlash. "You're saying these people are patriots??", a CNN reporter tweeted the screenshot with his question. Ivanka Trump responded saying she had only called &lsquo;peaceful protest&rsquo; patriotic.
Fifty-two people were arrested after the pro-Trump mob stormed the Capitol to stop Congress from certifying President-elect Biden's victory.

A mob of Trump supporters stormed Capitol Hill on Wednesday as lawmakers gathered to verify the results of the 2020 presidential election.

US Capitol Violence: Celebrities react to Donald Trump supporters storming the Capitol Hill

&nbsp;A mob of Trump supporters stormed Capitol Hill&nbsp;on Wednesday as lawmakers gathered to verify the results of the 2020 presidential election. Celebrities like Selena Gomez, Khloe Kardashian , Pink, Shonda Rhimes, Chris Evans, Demi Lovato, Sarah Jessica Parker immediately took to social media to condemn their actions and express a feeling of shock and disbelief. Selena Gomez, posted an open letter address to executives at America&rsquo;s largest social media platforms. 'Today is the result of allowing people with hate in their hearts to use platforms that should be used to bring people together and allow people to build community,' she wrote. Whereas, Khloe Kardashian wrote she was &ldquo;sick to [her] stomach&rdquo; after seeing the images.

Celebrities react to Trump supporters storming the Capitol Hill

A mob of Trump supporters stormed Capitol Hill&nbsp;on Wednesday as lawmakers gathered to verify the results of the 2020 presidential election. Celebrities like Selena Gomez, Khloe Kardashian, Chris Evans, Demi Lovato, Sarah Jessica Parker took to social media to condemn the act of violence and expressed feeling of shock and disbelief.
Selena Gomez, posted an open letter address to executives at America&rsquo;s largest social media platforms. 'Today is the result of allowing people with hate in their hearts to use platforms that should be used to bring people together and allow people to build community,' she wrote. While,&nbsp;Khloe Kardashian wrote she was &ldquo;sick to [her] stomach&rdquo; after seeing the images.

A mob of Trump supporters stormed Capitol Hill&nbsp;on Wednesday as lawmakers gathered to verify the results of the 2020 presidential election. Celebrities like Selena Gomez, Khloe Kardashian, Chris Evans, Demi Lovato, Sarah Jessica Parker took to social media to condemn the act of violence and expressed feeling of shock and disbelief. Selena Gomez, posted an open letter address to executives at America&rsquo;s largest social media platforms. 'Today is the result of allowing people with hate in their hearts to use platforms that should be used to bring people together and allow people to build community,' she wrote. While,&nbsp;Khloe Kardashian wrote she was &ldquo;sick to [her] stomach&rdquo; after seeing the images.

US Capitol violence: The images from the Capitol Hill of a mob of Trump supporters storming the building and unleashing an unprecedented violence shocked the world. 

US Capitol violence: The American nightmare in four shocking images

These images from the Capitol Hill of a mob of Trump supporters storming the building and unleashing an unprecedented violence shocked the world

Capitol violence: The American nightmare in four shocking images

The images from the Capitol Hill of a mob of Trump supporters storming the building and unleashing an unprecedented violence shocked the world. The protesters clashed with the police, breached the barricades and scaled up the walls of the Capitol Hill as they invaded the chambers where lawmakers met to certify Joe Biden's election win. Carrying Trump flags and MAGA hats, the crowds wreaked havoc inside the building breaking glasses and other structures as the security personnel scrambled to shield the lawmakers from the Trump mob and secure the building. It was the most damaging attack on the iconic building since the British army burned it in 1814, according to the US Capitol Historical Society.

The images from the Capitol Hill of a mob of Trump supporters storming the building and unleashing an unprecedented violence shocked the world. The protesters clashed with the police, breached the barricades and scaled up the walls of the Capitol Hill as they invaded the chambers where lawmakers met to certify Joe Biden's election win.
Carrying Trump flags and MAGA hats, the crowds wreaked havoc inside the building breaking glasses and other structures. Security personnel scrambled to shield the lawmakers from the Trump mob and secure the building. It was the most damaging attack on the iconic building since the British army burned it in 1814, according to the US Capitol Historical Society.

PM Narendra Modi on Thursday condemned the violence in the US on Wednesday when hundreds of Trump supporters stormed the Capitol Hill building.

PM Narendra Modi joins world leaders in condemning US Capitol violence

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday joined the world leaders in condemning the violence in the US where a mob of Trump supporters stormed the Capitol Hill building

PM Modi joins world leaders in condemning US violence

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday condemned the violence in the US on Wednesday when hundreds of Trump supporters stormed the Capitol Hill building. Distressed to see news about rioting and violence in Washington DC. Orderly and peaceful transfer of power must continue. The democratic process cannot be allowed to be subverted through unlawful protests," PM Modi tweeted. Other world leaders, including UK PM Boris Johnson and other European leaders also spoke against the violence and called for the election results to be accepted by all.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday condemned the violence in the US on Wednesday when hundreds of Trump supporters stormed the Capitol Hill building. Distressed to see news about rioting and violence in Washington DC. Orderly and peaceful transfer of power must continue.
The democratic process cannot be allowed to be subverted through unlawful protests," PM Modi tweeted. Other world leaders, including UK PM Boris Johnson and other European leaders also spoke against the violence and called for the election results to be accepted by all.

A growing number of Republican lawmakers have slammed the storming of the Capitol Hill by the Trump supporters. 

'Banana republic c**p': Republican leader turns on Donald Trump

Republican Rep. Mike Gallagher, who had to take shelter in his office as protesters breached the Capitol Hill, called the violence "banana republic c**p" and asked the President Trump to "call it off".

'Banana republic c**p': Republican leader turns on Trump

Start with breathe: This is banana&nbsp;republic crap))
A growing number of Republican lawmakers have slammed the storming of the Capitol Hill by the Trump supporters. Republican Rep. Mike Gallagher, who had to take shelter in his office as protesters breached the Capitol Hill, called the violence "banana republic c**p" and asked President Trump to "call it off".
((Byte: no way the election is going to be overturned.. Trump you are the&nbsp;only person who can call it off. Call it off))

A growing number of Republican lawmakers have slammed the storming of the Capitol Hill by the Trump supporters. Republican Rep. Mike Gallagher, who had to take shelter in his office as protesters breached the Capitol Hill, called the violence "banana republic c**p" and asked President Trump to "call it off". He told the protesters that there is no way the election is going to be overturned, urging the Trump that he is the only person who can call it off.

Joe Biden on Wednesday denounced the storming of the US Capitol as an insurrection and demanded Donald Trump go on television to call an end to the violent siege.

'Insurrection, borders on sedition': Joe Biden after US Capitol violence

President-elect Joe Biden on Wednesday denounced the storming of the US Capitol as an "insurrection"

'Insurrection, borders on sedition': Biden after Capitol violence

President-elect Joe Biden on Wednesday denounced the storming of the US Capitol as an "insurrection" and demanded President Donald Trump go on television to call an end to the violent "siege." The Democrat calling the storming of the Capitol Hill an "unprecedented assault on democracy". Hundreds of Trump supporters breached barricades and ran over the Capitol as the Senate met to certify Biden's victory in elections. Biden, who is due to take office on Jan. 20, said the activity of the protesters &ldquo;borders on sedition.&rdquo;

US Capitol Violence: In an unprecedented step, Twitter and Facebook blocked the accounts of US President Donald Trump on Wednesday

US Capitol Violence: Twitter & Facebook freeze Donald Trump accounts, YouTube removes video

In an unprecedented step, Twitter and Facebook suspended the account of US President Donald Trump, while&nbsp;YouTube&nbsp;removed his video posted after Capitol violence

Twitter suspends Trump for 12 hrs, FB & YouTube remove video

In an unprecedented step, Twitter and Facebook&nbsp;suspended the accounts of US President Donald Trump after he repeatedly posted false accusations about the election after his supporters stormed the Capitol following a Trump rally. Twitter suspended Trump's account for 12 hours and said that future violations by Trump would result in a permanent suspension. Facebook said it would block Trump&rsquo;s FB and Insta&nbsp;pages from posting for 24 hours due to two policy violations. Earlier in the day, Twitter, Facebook and YouTube all removed a short video from Trump after the Capitol violence.

In an unprecedented step, Twitter and Facebook&nbsp;blocked&nbsp;the accounts of US President Donald Trump on Wednesday after he repeatedly posted false accusations about the election after his supporters stormed the Capitol following a Trump rally.
Twitter said that future violations by Trump would result in a permanent suspension.&nbsp; Twitter locked Trump&rsquo;s account for 12 hours and said that if the tweets are not removed, the account would remain locked, meaning the president would be unable to tweet from @realDonaldTrump.
Facebook later tweeted it would block Trump&rsquo;s page from posting for 24 hours due to two policy violations. Earlier in the day, Twitter, Facebook and YouTube all removed a short video from Trump after the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/4-dead-as-mob-of-trump-supporters-storm-capitol-hill-1609996728084" target="_blank" >Capitol violence</a>.

Donald Trump asked his supporters to go home after the unprecedented storming of the Capitol Hill by the protesters who were rallying to overturn his election defeat. 

US President Donald Trump asks supporters to go home after US Capitol violence

US President Donald Trump asked his supporters to go home after the unprecedented storming of the Capitol Hill by the protesters who were rallying to overturn his election defeat.

Trump asks supporters to go home after Capitol violence

US President Donald Trump asked his supporters to go home after the unprecedented storming of the Capitol Hill by the protesters who were rallying to overturn his election defeat. But the president's appeal came alongwith a "we love you" message for the protesters, who gathered for a so-called "save democracy" march in Washington. Twitter and Facebook took down a video posted by Trump after the violence at the Capitol building, where the lawmakers met to certify Joe Biden's victory in the elections.

US President Donald Trump asked his supporters to go home after the unprecedented storming of the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/4-dead-as-mob-of-trump-supporters-storm-capitol-hill-1609996728084" target="_blank" >Capitol Hill</a> by the protesters who were rallying to overturn his election defeat. But the president's appeal came alongwith a "we love you" message for the protesters, who gathered for a so-called "save democracy" march in Washington. Twitter and Facebook restricted a video posted by Trump after the violence at the Capitol building, where the lawmakers met to certify Joe Biden's victory in the elections.

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