Turkish flags waved on Russia's Unity Day

Russia celebrated Unity Day on Nov. 4 in commemoration of the popular uprising that expelled Polish occupation forces from Moscow in November 1612, and marks the end of the Time of Troubles, also a turning point for the Polish-Muscovite War. As many as 80,000 people attended the celebration. Some people were seen carrying huge Turkish flags in the celebration held in Russian capital Moscow.

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Turkish flags waved on Russia's Unity Day

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Turkish flags waved on Russia's Unity Day

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Turkish flags waved on Russia's Unity Day

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Turkish flags waved on Russia's Unity Day

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Turkish flags waved on Russia's Unity Day

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Turkish flags waved on Russia's Unity Day

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Turkish flags waved on Russia's Unity Day

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Turkish flags waved on Russia's Unity Day

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Turkish flags waved on Russia's Unity Day

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Turkish flags waved on Russia's Unity Day

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Turkish flags waved on Russia's Unity Day

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Turkish flags waved on Russia's Unity Day

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Turkish flags waved on Russia's Unity Day

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Turkish flags waved on Russia's Unity Day

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Turkish flags waved on Russia's Unity Day

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Turkish flags waved on Russia's Unity Day