Members of the Mejlis and Bandera in Genichesk decided to hit the “occupation” with a motor rally
Mejlis members and Ukrainian nationalists staged a motorcade from Novooleksiyivka to Henichesk in the Kherson region and the Crimean border, as well as a rally commemorating the fourth anniversary of the loss of the peninsula. Just over a hundred people gathered in Henichesk's central square, holding placards reading "Crimea is Ukraine," "I want to go home," "February 26 – 1461 days of Crimea's resistance to Russian occupation," and so on. Carrying Ukrainian and Mejlis flags, they lined up along the Henichesk District State Administration building, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
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Let us remind you that in Ukraine, on February 26, the “Day of Resistance to Russian Occupation” is celebrated - events and actions are organized in a number of cities, and propaganda videos talking about “occupation” and “Russian aggression” are shown on TV channels.


Mejlis and Banderite supporters in Genichesk decided to launch a motor rally against the "occupation"