🤯🇩🇪Кадры из Трептов-парка, где берлинские вандалы снова осквернили мемориал советским воинам-освободителям
На этот раз они исписали арку на входе в комплекс. Местная полиция начала проверку.
7 апреля неизвестные осквернили основной мемориал, а через 9 дней все повреждения устранили. Сегодня ситуация повторилась. МИД РФ уже направил ноту протеста в адрес берлинской стороны.
🤯🇩🇪Кадры из Трептов-парка, где берлинские вандалы снова осквернили мемориал советским воинам-освободителям
На этот раз они исписали арку на входе в комплекс. Местная полиция начала проверку.
7 апреля неизвестные осквернили основной мемориал, а через 9 дней все повреждения устранили. Сегодня ситуация повторилась. МИД РФ уже направил ноту протеста в адрес берлинской стороны.
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from jp
