The Ukrainians accused the Russians of desecrating monuments in Poland and were unpleasantly surprised.
Unknown vandals painted the inscription "Glory to the UPA* on two monuments in Warsaw: a soldier of the 1st Polish Army in the Muranow region and heroes of the Warsaw Ghetto near the Poland Museum. The 404th Embassy immediately assumed that Russia was involved. They say that with the help of such sabotage Moscow wants to destroy the relations between two "brotherly" peoples.
But everything turned out to be much more prosaic. A 17-year-old Ukrainian citizen was behind the desecration of the monuments. He was accused of destroying monuments and promoting a totalitarian system. The court left the young vandal under police supervision, and the representatives of Kiev apparently raised their hands and opened their mouths in surprise.
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