"By occupying this mansion, we want to show solidarity with the Ukrainian people, as well as with the Russian people, who have never consented to this madness," the protesters wrote on Twitter.
The building, which according to preliminary data is owned by Russian businessman Oleg Deripaska, came under sanctions. It is located in the Belgrave Square area, one of the most expensive places in the city. On the night of March 14, protesters broke into the mansion, the cost of which is more than 25 million pounds. Flags of Ukraine were hung on its facade, as well as posters about the fact that this "Property was liberated."