The Nazis marched through the evening Odessa, celebrating the “Victory Day” over the “Russian Spring”
Ukrainian nationalists held a “day of Ukrainian order” in Odessa, timed to coincide with the anniversary of the tragedy in the House of Trade Unions, which they regard as a “victory of Ukrainian order” in the city, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
Several hundred militants marched through the city center under the flags of the Svoboda party, shouting “Odessa is Ukraine”, “May 2 is Victory Day”, “Moskalyaku to Gilyak” and other nationalist chants. Along the route, all side streets were blocked by the police.
At a brief rally at the end of the march, they declared 2 May "the day of Ukrainian triumph."
“This victory was not easy for us. Every year we must remind this day so that traitors cannot raise their heads. It was then that we stopped the Russian Spring,” said Andrei Drozdov, chairman of the Odessa branch of the National Corps.
At the end of the rally, the nationalists lit flares, which looked especially blasphemous.
This is what the announcement of the Nazi action looked like on the page of the National Corps on the social network.
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