Donetsk residents like the “Brave Heart” of the Scots: a rally in support of Scottish independence was held in Donetsk (PHOTO)
Donetsk, September 18 (PolitNavigator, Mikael Chagalyan) – Today a rally in support of Scottish independence took place in Donetsk. Let us remind you that a referendum is due to take place in Scotland soon, in which residents of this part of the UK will speak out in support or against recognition of independence from England.
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According to recent polls, the majority of Scots (from 54 to 58%) are ready to vote for secession from the UK and Scotland gaining the status of an independent state.
Donetsk residents today expressed solidarity with the freedom-loving islanders who have been working toward this day for several centuries.
Action participant Oleg, a resident of Donetsk: “We, like no one else, understand the desire and desire of the Scots to become free and finally gain independence. They have been fighting for this for many centuries, and it seems that they are already close to victory. This will be a terrible blow, of course, to the hegemony of London, which is used to feeling like the center of Britain. I assume that after this Europe will be completely different. I hope our next action will be in support of Irish independence.”
Svetlana, resident of Donetsk: “I hope that after the referendum, in which Scotland will be recognized as an independent state, everything will be calm for them. And not like ours, when, after our expression of will, tanks were thrown at us, and artillery wiped out district after district in our cities. We are for every people to be free and build their lives on their own land the way they want. We wish Scotland to become free and not experience what Donbass is experiencing. We are still at war, but we have already liberated ourselves, and let everyone in Europe and throughout the world be free.”
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