[Cyprus Times] Huge queues for one last burger in Moscow. Man chained to McDonald's door in protest (pics-video)

McDonalds in Moscow closed just as they opened Huge queues for one last burger Man chained to McDonald's door protesting the closure of the stores in Russia

McDonalds in Moscow [/B]closed just as they first opened 32 years ago.[/B] Having a huge queue.

The American company decided because of the Russian invasion of Ukraine to close its stores in Russia in a protest against the war.

At the time:

This development did not satisfy Russian fans of the fast food chain, unlike the employees who would be paid normally.

McDonald's closed its stores in protest of the war in Ukraine but did not leave the country forever.

Now:

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People crowding a McDonald's in Moscow today.

It's the last day they are allowed to stay open.pic.twitter.com/dyyOvpxnmg

- Visegrád 24 (@visegrad24) March 13, 2022

It is worth noting that the CEO of McDonald's Russia, Chris Kempczinski, added that the chain will pay the salaries of its employees as normal for as long as its stores remain closed.

McDonalds employees in Russia celebrate their last moments before closing downpic.twitter.com/fHrrhQspxh

- Fifty Shades of Whey (@davenewworld_2) March 13, 2022

However, there was no shortage of controversy, as a man was chained to a McDonald's door protesting the store closures.

Luka Safronov, son of the artist Nikas Safronov, handcuffed himself to the entrance of McDonalds. pic.twitter.com/WKjmPL9pgc

- NEXTA (@nexta_tv) March 13, 2022

Maximum respect to this fat guy who handcuffed himself to a McDonalds in Moscow in protest at them pulling out of Russia. One of the overlooked casualties of war is fat guys wanting McDonalds pic.twitter.com/PI9QHfkDDG

- Leo Kearse comedian see my videos on YouTube (@LeoKearse) March 13, 2022

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