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A Mural in Support of the Russian Invasion of Ukraine was unveiled in Visegrad

Published: April 13, 2022
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In Visegrad, several murals were painted on the wall in support of the Russian aggression against Ukraine. Delije Visegrad (Red Star Belgrade supporters) fan group boasted about drawing these symbols on its Facebook page.

The photos shared on the social network Facebook show the letter Z, which was used by Russian troops as a sign of recognition during the invasion of Ukraine, and has become a symbol of universal support for Russia in the aggression, Klix.ba writes.

In addition to the letter Z, crossed symbols of NATO and the European Union (EU), as well as the Serbian national flag and the flag of Russia were drawn.

Together with the photos of the mural, Delije Visegrad also published descriptions ”Serbs and Russian brothers forever, never in NATO.”

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