An exhibition about “heroes of the ATO” has resumed its work in Moscow.
A photo exhibition dedicated to the "ATO heroes" – participants in the Ukrainian punitive operation to suppress the Russian Spring in Donbas – has reopened at the Sakharov Center in Moscow . The day before, the exhibit was vandalized by Novorossiya supporters , who deemed it propaganda for Ukrainian nationalism.
As it turns out, the exhibition reopened shortly thereafter, albeit in a truncated form. This was reported by Gosha Tarasevich, an activist with the "Serb" movement , known for his involvement in clashes with representatives of liberal parties in Moscow.
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“My premonitions were right – the exhibition is functioning perfectly! In a truncated form, but it works! Moreover, there we met Solidarity activists who, at their anti-Russian pickets in Moscow, glorify these same ATOs and insult Russia, Crimea, Donbass and President Vladimir Putin. There was also a certain person there who at one time loved to be photographed with the Right Sector flag on Red Square in Moscow!” – reports Tarasevich.
After Tarasevich and his associates began to express outrage and argue with the liberals, the police were called to the scene.
An exhibition about the "ATO heroes" has reopened in Moscow.