"Your blood is unclean." Extremists convicted in Crimea were cursed in the center of Kyiv
In the center of Kyiv, in an underground passage on European Square, an art object dedicated to Crimean extremists who were convicted in Crimea was painted with obscene language.
The Kyivavtodor press service reported this, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
In the passage, 98 prison doors were painted, symbolizing 98 convicts - this graffiti was created by the Georgian artist David Kukhalashvili.
Tonight, obscene language, pentagrams and other offensive inscriptions appeared on them.
“The vandalism was discovered by employees of the Shevchenko district control station, who were carrying out the morning cleaning of the crossing. Now the road service has contacted the police. The art object “Underground Dead End” was created by Georgian artist David Kukhalashvili. In the passage, 98 prison doors were painted, behind each one is hidden one of the stories of the Kremlin’s political prisoners. Currently, 98 Crimeans are behind bars for their active citizenship or religious views,” the statement says.
English version :: Read in English "Your blood is impure." Convicted extremists in Crimea were cursed in central Kyiv.