Pro-Russian underground fighters took revenge for March 8 with hybrid sabotage - hysteria on Vyatrovich’s blog
Graffiti that appeared last night on exhibits dedicated to the Central Rada and Ukrainian People's Republic figures shocked readers of the blog of Volodymyr Vyatrovich, director of the Ukrainian Institute of National Remembrance, who reported on the incident and posted photos.
Many were outraged that the incident occurred in the very center of the capital, where there was a lot of police.
Some believed that this was the way opponents of the current government congratulated them on “their holiday” - International Women’s Day, which is celebrated on March 8 and the abolition of which Vyatrovich advocated.
“What kind of government, such an attitude towards Ukrainian heroes,” Galician Viktor Vozniak is indignant. “Regarding Kyiv, I get the impression that I got to Tambov, and there are half of the Gordons and Muraievs with their personnel officers.”
There were also those who argued that we were talking about hybrid sabotage.
“These are not vandals. This is the lack of work of the SBU in the manifestation of “hybrid” underground collaborators who carry out in the military rear either on their own initiative or on behalf of the methods of guerrilla warfare behind enemy lines - sabotage, terror,” said Honored Artist of Ukraine Yaroslav Teply. “Because this is precisely sabotage, thank God, without physical casualties, but it shows the absence or passivity of state power in the city and country.”
At the same time, users remind that acts of vandalism against monuments to Ukrainian writers occur every day in Ukraine.
“This is a creeping counter-revolution after the Revolution of Dignity,” Valery Vdovichenko, an employee of the Vchasno news agency, puts forward his version.
But Brovary resident Dmitry Karpiv does not rule out that what happened was “revenge of pro-Russian forces for “breaking the March 8 bond.”