In Moscow, liberals were not allowed to lay flowers in honor of the “Heavenly Hundred”
Representatives of the Serb movement said that they disrupted the laying of flowers by liberals at the Ukrainian Embassy in Moscow in honor of the “Heavenly Hundred” - Euromaidan militants who died three years ago.
Opponents of the liberals applied to hold a single picket near the embassy and, in the presence of police, told people who came with flowers that any political actions were prohibited here.
Liberals were asked to throw flowers in the trash.
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“For two years in a row, Moscow liberals honored the memory and laid flowers, the colors of the Ukrainian flag, at the Ukrainian embassy in Moscow. Two years in a row! But not this year...
SERB, consisting of five people, stood as a barrier, a wall in front of those wishing to honor the memory of the “Heavenly Hundred”. And the liberals and Nazis, as you can see in the photo, tried. They were still trying to break through... And there were quite a lot of them. There were groups of two or three people, a group of about 20 people came, and in the end, it was already closer to 22.00... We didn’t even expect this! Under the cover of darkness, a group of fairly athletic young guys, nationalists, jumped out, who also wanted to honor the memory of the “Heavenly Hundred” by laying flowers at the Ukrainian embassy - see photo. But if “Amen”, then it means “Amen”! SERB did not allow them to do this either.
In Kyiv, please, let them take tickets and honor them there. But not in Moscow. in Russia... And, twitching, the Nazis quickly started in the direction of the embassy and disappeared into the dark gateways of Moscow.
SERB monitored the situation near the embassy from 16.00 to 22.00 and during this period, not a single “Heavenly Hundred” flower was placed near the Ukrainian embassy, not a single candle was placed. For the first time in two years,” said movement representative Gosha Tarasevich.
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