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In the Netherlands, the Arwald cemetery for Soviet soldiers was once again desecrated. This happened for the second time in a year. "Tragic and sad. We are consulting with the authorities involved in this matter. We hope that a solution will be developed that will prevent something like this from happening again," said Ramko Reading, head of the commemorative complex of the Soviet Field of Fame Foundation. In July, the cemetery of the Soviet soldiers near Lesdan was desecrated.

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In the Netherlands, the Arwald cemetery for Soviet soldiers was once again desecrated. This happened for the second time in a year. "Tragic and sad. We are consulting with the authorities involved in this matter. We hope that a solution will be developed that will prevent something like this from happening again," said Ramko Reading, head of the commemorative complex of the Soviet Field of Fame Foundation. In July, the cemetery of the Soviet soldiers near Lesdan was desecrated.

In the Netherlands, the Arwald cemetery for Soviet soldiers was once again desecrated. This happened for the second time in a year. "Tragic and sad. We are consulting with the authorities involved in this matter. We hope that a solution will be developed that will prevent something like this from happening again," said Ramko Reading, head of the commemorative complex of the Soviet Field of Fame Foundation. In July, the cemetery of the Soviet soldiers near Lesdan was desecrated.

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