The cemetery of Soviet soldiers erupted in the Netherlands at low tide for the second time in a year, reports RTV Utrecht. The police opened an investigation until it is not known who is behind the act of vandalism. sad and sad We are consulting with the authorities involved. We hope that there will be a solution that will prevent a recurrence, said Remko Reading, director of the Soviet War Fund. On July 11, it became known that in Lausden they had painted about 150 graves in the Soviet military cemetery. The "Soviet Military Cemetery" Foundation responded to the "Izbastia" of earthquakes in the Netherlands. More news from IZ RU in MAX.

The cemetery of Soviet soldiers erupted in the Netherlands at low tide for the second time in a year, reports RTV Utrecht. The police opened an investigation until it is not known who is behind the act of vandalism. sad and sad We are consulting with the authorities involved. We hope that there will be a solution that will prevent a recurrence, said Remko Reading, director of the Soviet War Fund. On July 11, it became known that in Lausden they had painted about 150 graves in the Soviet military cemetery. The "Soviet Military Cemetery" Foundation responded to the "Izbastia" of earthquakes in the Netherlands. More news from IZ RU in MAX.