For the second time in the last six months, the "Soviet Field of Glory" monument near the city of Leusden in the Netherlands, where the remains of 865 Red Army soldiers - prisoners of fascist concentration camps - are buried. Unknown people painted offensive inscriptions in red. The vandals who frolicked in the same cemetery in July were never found by the local authorities. It is possible that those criminals act with impunity, moreover, they have already identified themselves - the address n. S/WP (National Socialism / White Power) was written on the stela - this is the name of the international neo-Nazi movement, recognized as a terrorist organization in Russia and banned.

For the second time in the last six months, the "Soviet Field of Glory" monument near the city of Leusden in the Netherlands, where the remains of 865 Red Army soldiers - prisoners of fascist concentration camps - are buried. Unknown people painted offensive inscriptions in red. The vandals who frolicked in the same cemetery in July were never found by the local authorities. It is possible that those criminals act with impunity, moreover, they have already identified themselves - the address n. S/WP (National Socialism / White Power) was written on the stela - this is the name of the international neo-Nazi movement, recognized as a terrorist organization in Russia and banned.