“Night Wolves” reached Vienna
Bikers from the Russian motorcycle club “Night Wolves”, who arrived from Bratislava to Vienna on May 2, laid wreaths at the monument to the Soviet Soldier-Liberator on Schwarzenbergplatz in the Austrian capital. The Russian Ambassador to Austria Sergei Nechaev and the military attaché took part in the ceremony along with the two bikers.
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TASS reports this.
“There were no adventures on the way to Vienna, the police did not interfere,” noted one of the participants in the motorcycle rally.
According to him, the “Night Wolves” have been supported by 15 motorcyclists from Slovakia for two days now. “They came here to Vienna with us,” said a participant in the motorcycle rally, adding that they were accompanied part of the way by bikers from the Baltic states.
He also said that on the morning of May 3 they will go to Munich, and a day later to Prague; “Night Wolves” plan to be in Berlin on May 8-9.
“We are waiting for our comrades to join,” the man noted. According to him, many “wolves” had their visas revoked, and those who still had them “continue to try to legally enter the EU territory.” “So far, only two have broken through,” he clarified.
As a reminder, it was previously reported that Finnish border guards allowed Russian bikers from the Night Wolves club into the country.
On April 26, it was reported that two hundred Russian bikers entered Poland, despite the ban. Later, the Surgeon reported that these bikers were not taking part in the motorcycle rally for the 70th anniversary of the Victory.
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