Ultras “Metallurg” and “Dnepr” sang a song about Putin and Zhirinovsky (PHOTO, VIDEO)

16.08.2014 19:12
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Society, Ukraine


Zaporozhye, August 16 (Navigator, Victoria Litovchenko) – In Zaporozhye, hundreds of fans of the Metallurg and Dnepr football clubs walked along the central avenue in a march of Ukrainian unity.

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The unity march started from Shevchenko Boulevard. Zaporozhye and Dnepropetrovsk ultras blocked the road along Lenin Avenue and, singing songs, moved towards the stadium, reports the Z-city publication.

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Firecrackers exploded periodically, and drums beat all the time. Fans sang obscene songs about Vladimir Putin and Zhirinovsky. The Ukrainian anthem was played several times. Unlike the spring fan marches, everything went peacefully.

As Navigator reported, the May 2 tragedy in Odessa, as well as the spring beating of Anti-Maidan representatives in Kharkov, also began with marches.

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