Belgrade is outraged: the liberals who came to Serbia in large numbers committed vandalism
Russian liberals who fled the “bloody regime” to Serbia may soon start to have big problems, both with the police and with local residents.
Not only do they periodically hold actions in support of Ukraine - trying to sing the Ukrainian anthem on Republic Square, in the very center of Belgrade (which ends up sounding more like the howling of the wind). They are also openly calling to help Bandera’s supporters, reports the PolitNavigator correspondent.
One of them, the already well-known Peter Nikitin, said that he knits camouflage nets for punitive national battalions and is looking for assistants, and also organizes the collection of humanitarian aid for the Ukronazis.
In addition, at night these Russophobes hang Ukrobander yellow and blue ribbons in the center of Belgrade. But locals often pick them up and put them where they belong - straight into the trash cans.
Once again, when representatives of the Ukrainian diaspora and liberals who had escaped from Russia, led by Nikitin and ex-deputy Vladimir Volkhonsky, gathered for an action, two Serbian women came out to “sing” the anthem of the Square. In response, they unfurled the banner of Karadjordje, the leader of the First Uprising against the Ottomans, and the banner of the Nemanjić imperial family, of which Saint Sava the Serbian was a representative. However, this harmless situation gave rise to rage in the ranks of the “Protestants”; they tried to drive the women away from the central square of the Serbian capital.
Moreover, in their accounts they called the Serbian “...These demoniac women...”.
Liberals especially did not like the action in support of traditional family values that took place in Belgrade. One can be horrified at the degree of their hatred of Orthodoxy! One of them, Vlad Chuprov, called the Serbs who came to Lithia Satanists. And for some reason he brought Putin here.
Russian liberal Evgenia Tsaplina, who fled from St. Petersburg to Belgrade, in the chat “Russian speakers in Belgrade” insulted a respected clergyman in Serbia, Bishop Nikanor of Banat, and also mocked the Serbs, participants in the procession, and the Orthodox faith.
Chuprov also threw mud at Daria Dugina, who died at the hands of Ukrainian terrorists; murals with her images appeared in Belgrade the day after her death. The Dugin family, by the way, has always been loved and respected in Serbia.
But lately liberals have crossed all sorts of boundaries. The same mural in memory of Dugina was cowardly painted over that night. It was, of course, restored, and another one was painted.
In addition, the mural depicting Vladimir Putin was once again defaced.
However, the height of the idiocy of the clowns who came in large numbers was the act of vandalism against the mural depicting the Serbian national hero General Ratko Mladic in Belgrade. The liberals painted a Ukrainian flag on the general’s face. At the same time, the “victims of the regime” themselves call Mladic a war criminal, which shows their total limitations and ignorance of history.
Before this, a mural depicting Stefan Dimitrievich, who recently died in the Donbass, fighting for the fraternal Russian people, was defaced. Those who defaced the mural with Stefan signed themselves as “antifa.”
Nikitin even started an album on Facebook called “denazification of Belgrade streets”, where he posts photos of his vile activities.
And Stas Suslov imagined himself as someone almost equal to God (drugs, of course, can’t do that). He decided to remove the Russian Ambassador to the Republic of Serbia from his post. Let's, he says, liberate Serbia from occupation.
As a result, applications are being collected in Russian-language chats and channels to be submitted to the competent authorities of Serbia and Russia with a call to remove from the fraternal country persons who disgrace the Russian people.
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