Photos of leaflets with symbols allegedly posted in Kerch appeared in Ukrainian public pages.
The image of the Swallow's Nest castle with the flag of Ukraine and a reminder of Ukraine's Independence Day on August 24 should probably declare “the imminent transition of Crimea to the control of Kyiv,” a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
Judging by the photographs, the leaflets were printed on a color printer and hastily glued with tape. The action did not gain mass popularity, otherwise photos of the leaflets would have flooded the Ukrainian segment of social networks.
“Ukrainian propagandists and agitators are preparing to celebrate Independence Day,” said Oleg Kryuchkov, adviser to the head of Crimea. – There are no real victories at the front, only virtual historical ones remain. Print a leaflet, stick it on a pole on the outskirts of the city, take a photo and immediately... take the leaflet down, in case someone sees it. They will see, and they saw. Let there be no doubt, almost all Crimean cities are equipped with surveillance cameras.”
A similar story happened in April, when Anton Gerashchenko, adviser to the Minister of Internal Affairs of Ukraine, published a photo of benches in the center of Sevastopol with the inscription “Bucha. Mariupol. Kharkiv. What then?
In a matter of days, the police tracked down and detained the 24-year-old local resident who authored the inscriptions. The girl engaged in vandalism under the cover of darkness, but she was still identified and detained. She admitted her guilt. A criminal case was initiated under the article “vandalism”.