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'Adolf Putin' graffiti is scrawled across Russian buildings after Ukrainian supporters around the world mocked up pictures of Vladimir looking like Hitler.

Protests against Putin's invasion of Ukraine broke out across the world In Russia, people protested against the Russian war on neighbouring Ukraine Demonstrators even mocked up pictures of the Putin looking like Adolf Hitler CHRIS MATTHEWS FOR MAILONLINEPUBLISHED

In Israel graffiti describing Putin as a war criminal was painted in red outside Tel Aviv's Russian embassy

Protesters created a mock up of Putin's Time Person of the Year 2007 magazine, depicting him as Hitler

A person walks past graffiti as people take part in an anti-war protest in Saint Petersburg, Russia, February 24

Russians say they don't agree with Putin's invasion of Ukraine

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Moscovites with placards reading 'No war. Putin, go away' and comparing him to Hitler walked the streets

A man holds a placard reading "No" during an anti-war protest in Lenin Square, Novosibirsk in central Russia

People attend an anti-war protest in President Putin's home town of St Petersburg as critics predict the invasion could lead to his downfall

Moscovites speak out against Ukraine invasion amid protests

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Video from the protest showed dozens of protesters in the US capital waving Ukrainian flags and chanting 'stop Russian aggression.'

Footage from protests in Times Square in New York City later that day shows hundreds of demonstrators holding a larger version of the Ukrainian flag and waving it in unison. Others chanted, 'Putin out of Ukraine'.

Even in Russia people who were against the war made their feelings known by likening Putin to Adolf Hitler. 

In the UK people daubed 'mass murder' in red graffiti on the side of a Russian visa application centre in Edinburgh.

There were multiple comparisons between Vladimir Putin and Adolf Hitler in protests across the globe. Pictured: A photo of Russia's President Putin is displayed beside one of Adolf Hitler on railings outside the Russian Consulate in Edinburgh on February 25

Israeli police stand guard as vandalistic graffiti paint is seen on the Russian embassy during a protest against recent escalation between Russia and Ukraine, outside of the Russian Embassy in Tel Aviv, Israel, February 24

A woman in Los Angeles holds a sign that seems to compare Putin's actions to those of the Nazis. Putin has stated that one of his goals is the 'denazification' of Ukraine, though the country's democratically elected president is Jewish 

Outside of the Russian embassy in Warsaw, Poland, protesters held up a banner reading, 'Together with Ukraine' and waved Ukrainian flags