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What happened in Odessa is not the first act of vandalism directed at the memorials to Marshal Zhukov. In today’s Ukraine, everything that reminds of the victory of the Soviet people over Nazism, including the defeat of fascism in WWII, keeps many from sleeping at night,” said the spokeswoman for the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs
The amendments that were finally passed on June 29, 2017, by the members of the Polish Parliament Upper Chamber, now permit dismantling memorials commemorating soldiers of the Red Army who liberated Poland from Nazism.
Soviet memorials will be gathered on the territory of the Podborsko 3001 Cold War Museum established in a former Soviet military depot.
Security experts said that the aim of the attack seems to be not ransom, but disruption, with monetary gain being only a cover.