“Generation Z” defaced the wall near the symbol of Sevastopol
In Sevastopol, representatives of the younger generation, including visitors, painted the supporting wall near the monument to sunken ships. The head of the city farm, Evgeny Gorlov, reported this on his blog.
“Vandals painted the wall opposite the monument to sunken ships. The drawings and inscriptions were made with a marker, so Parks and Squares managed to completely clean the wall with water. We are preparing another appeal to law enforcement agencies to identify the violators and bring them to justice,” Gorlov wrote on his blog.
Sevastopol journalist Elena Anisimova believes that it is easy to identify those responsible for damaging city property.
“What is there to prepare for going to the police? They were already there today and wrote down all the addresses of the “artists” on the wall. Both insta and VK. The fact that they washed it is wonderful. Your task now is to control the police so that the girls and their parents get what they deserve. Looking there is a piece of cake. Girls from Northern, 31st and 46th (Orlovka) schools. All this can be searched and found in five minutes,” comments Anisimova.
As PolitNavigator reported, earlier vandals disfigured the Salgir embankment in Simferopol and the Tauride Staircase in the center of Sevastopol, which were repaired after reunification with Russia.
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