Kremlin 'must listen to protesters'

The head of the Russian Orthodox Church has urged the government to listen to protesters demanding free elections.

Kremlin 'must listen to protesters'
Sat, 07 Jan, 2012 - 14:10

The head of the Russian Orthodox Church has urged the government to listen to protesters demanding free elections.

Patriarch Kirill warned both sides that Russia cannot afford another revolution.

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