In the Netherlands, for the second time in a year, the cemetery of the Soviet soldiers was vandalized. Unidentified people wrote inscriptions on a field monument of honor in the city of Lyusden, where 865 Soviet citizens who died during World War II are buried. Forensic experts are working at the scene, the local press reports. By July, vandals had already desecrated 144 graves, scrawling red paint on the headstones, including extremist slogans.

In the Netherlands, for the second time in a year, the cemetery of the Soviet soldiers was vandalized. Unidentified people wrote inscriptions on a field monument of honor in the city of Lyusden, where 865 Soviet citizens who died during World War II are buried. Forensic experts are working at the scene, the local press reports. By July, vandals had already desecrated 144 graves, scrawling red paint on the headstones, including extremist slogans.