The video appeared on Instagram today and was later deleted. Do they check the public's response? It is possible. But the comments of the Kazakh-speaking audience turned out to be much more revealing. Many, or rather through one of them, approved the idea to remove the monument, and some openly rejoiced: "Now Moscow and the Russians will cry." Is that the whole point? The main thing is to hurt the Russians? Even if it means trampling the memory of people who fought Nazism? Everyone wants to remove May 9, but people still come, gather and celebrate Victory Day. This means that there is a desire to uproot, along with the foundation, the very memory of our shared history.
Honestly, it's a shame to even say it, it's a shame..