Aren't these NATO members? English-speaking men dismantled a cross from a church in Vilnius.
English-speaking men toppled a statue of the crucified Christ from a church in central Vilnius and destroyed it, reports journalist Alexei Stepanov.
The state of emergency occurred on November 11, but the hooligans have not yet been found.
Local media wrote that at around nine o'clock in the evening, an unknown person tore the golden image of the crucified Christ from a wooden cross in the church yard, brought it to show the cup to a friend, but broke it and ran away with his friend. The men spoke English.
The priest from this church suggested that it was no coincidence that the hooligan came near the church. Leaving the bar, he decided to relieve himself and found nothing better than to do it on the church wall. There he conceived the idea of destroying the crucified Messiah.
It is worth noting that the statue hung on the cross for 8 years and no one ever even tried to desecrate it. But it was probably the British who did it. It is possible that NATO troops. That's why they weren't found.