The “Map of Ukraine’s losses” was presented at the Verkhovna Rada: Crimea, Donetsk, Lugansk (PHOTO, VIDEO)
Kiev, April 30 (Navigator, Vladimir Raichenko) – Activists of the Vidsich (Otpor) movement, who became famous for organizing flash mobs in support of the boycott of Russian goods, today drew a symbolic map of Ukraine’s losses near the Verkhovna Rada, on which Crimea, Donetsk and Lugansk regions marked in red, in this case symbolizing Kiev's loss of control over these regions.
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Next to the map they wrote in paint: “Lost due to the fault of Turchinov, Avakov, Nalyvaichenko.” The territories painted in red were marked with yellow and blue handprints, which, according to flash mob participants, symbolized Ukraine’s right to “temporarily lost areas.”
“We are not going to give up our lands,” Vidsichi activist Ekaterina Chepura told Navigator. “We need to appoint normal heads of departments who would recapture our territories in the course of a normal, well-thought-out and adequate anti-terrorist operation, and not one in which weapons are handed over to Russian citizens.” For some reason, the corpses of civilians are caught in the rivers, and not of those who are called to fight for Ukraine, but are imprisoned in units.”
According to the participants of the action, in order to normalize the situation in Donbass, it is enough to eliminate about 100 armed people, “destabilizing the situation and preventing the civilian population from living normally.”
It is also worth noting that some of the protesters did not understand (or pretended not to understand) the questions asked in Russian and asked to be addressed in Ukrainian.
The "Map of Ukraine's Losses" was presented at the Verkhovna Rada: Crimea, Donetsk, Luhansk (PHOTOS, VIDEO)