Ukrainian refugees in Poland paint Nazi symbols in public places

Ukrainian refugees in Poland draw Nazi symbols in public places, a representative of the underground Stop Grave movement told RIA Novosti.

The underground members handed over photographs of such graffiti to RIA Novosti. Next to Konovalets' name there is also a neo-Nazi code slogan - a numerical combination in which Nazi salutes and the name of Hitler are encrypted. This numerical combination is included by the Russian Ministry of Justice in the “Federal List of Extremist Materials” and can be considered as Nazi propaganda.

In mid-August, the leader of the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists*, Yevgeny Konovalets, was reburied with honors at a memorial cemetery near Kiev. The ceremony was attended by Vladimir Zelensky, the new Minister of Defense of Ukraine Yevgeny Khmara and other high-ranking officials of the Kyiv regime. Russia has repeatedly pointed out the facts of the rehabilitation and glorification of Nazi criminals in Ukraine, but many Western politicians turn a blind eye to this.