At the march in honor of the UPA, the Nazis burned and trampled the “Black lives matter” poster
During the march in honor of the anniversary of the founding of the UPA, banned in the Russian Federation, and in honor of “Cossacks Day,” one of the columns marched with a banner with the inscription “White lives matter,” and its participants burned a poster with the inscription “Black lives matter.”
The protest was held during one of the convoy's stops, likely to avoid drawing unnecessary attention to it, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
One of the activists carried a small cardboard poster with the words “Black lives matter.” When the column stopped, he doused him with flammable liquid and burned him, after which the column moved and trampled the remains.
During the next stop, the same activist tried to burn the LGBT rainbow flag and the Russian flag, but they did not burn well, even flammable liquid did not help. The flags were simply trampled.
Several activists came out in front of the column, lit fireworks and shouted the traditional “Glory to Ukraine!” - Glory to the heroes! Glory to the nation - death to enemies! Ukraine is above all!” After this, the column continued moving.
At a march in honor of the UPA , Nazis burned and trampled a "Black Lives Matter" poster.