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Near Izyum, the invaders smashed stone Polovtsian women: they date back to the 9th – 13th centuries

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The Russians in Izyum destroyed many buildings and tortured hundreds of people. They even destroyed stone statues.

Eyewitnesses reported that the occupiers smashed stone Polovtsian women on Mount Kremenets. The figures are dated to the 9th-13th centuries.

2 photos have been published online. One of them is dated 2019, the other is September 18, 2022.

Polovtsian women in Izyum after the Russian occupation/Photo by the First Private Memarni

< p dir="ltr"> Sculptures in 2019/Photo by the First Private Memorial

For reference. Mount Kremenets or Kremenets is a complex natural monument in Izyum. Its height is 218 meters. This is the second highest mountain in the Kharkiv region.

What did the Russians do with the Polovtsian women in Izyum

According to the publication “Historical Truth”, on Kremenets, Polovtsian women depict male warriors and women. These figures are idols and testify to the physical appearance of the nomads, their clothes, jewelry and weapons. The Polovtsy used them to honor their ancestors.

In May 2022, the Russians set up a red so-called victory flag there. It depicts a hammer and sickle. Enemies tied him to the sculpture.

Pay attention to what the Russians did in Izyum: watch the video

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