Topless women protesters take a chainsaw to famous UN monument to demonstrate against the use of landmines in Ukraine and demand Russia is kicked out of the United Nations

Topless women protesters were detained Friday for vandalising a monument outside the United Nations complex in Geneva to protest the use of landmines in Ukraine and to demand Russia is kicked out of the UN. Two members of Ukrainian feminist group FEMEN, which is known for its provocative protests, used a chainsaw to cut into the wooden sculpture known as the 'Broken Chair'. The women wore bands in the blue and yellow colors of the Ukrainian flag on their legs and they were heard shouting 'Keep Russia out of the UN' and 'F**k Russia' as they sawed into a monument known as the Broken Chair, leaving over a dozen gashes. FEMEN members, one of them holding a chainsaw, protest under the 'Broken Chair' Monument, at Place des Nations, outside the European headquarters of the UN in Geneva, Switzerland Activist group FEMEN is known for its provocative protests Geneva police confirmed four people were brought in for questioning A Geneva police spokesperson confirmed that four people had been brought in for questioning in relation to the incident.