Police officers during a protest against coronavirus restrictions in CanadaMOSCOW, Feb 13 Canadian police began detaining protesters against coronavirus restrictions that blocked the road bridge linking the country with the United States. The blockade of the bridge continues for the sixth day. On Friday, a court in the Canadian province of Ontario issued an order to the protesters to disperse, and police arrived at the protest site on Saturday morning. Law enforcement officers refrained from using force and only warned of possible detentions, negotiators also worked with the protesters in the hope of persuading them to disperse. Canadian Minister Justin Trudeau held a telephone conversation with US President Joe Biden and promised to take «quick action» against those blocking the border between the two countries. Biden, according to a press release, expressed concern that due to Canadian protests, American companies are forced to close factories, curtail production and reduce work shifts. Protests against coronavirus restrictions initiated by truckers have continued in Canada since late January. Things are escalating to the point that Trudeau has moved residence for security reasons, and Ottawa Metropolitan Mayor Jim Watson has declared a state of emergency. France, more than 32 thousand people came out
