Photos of infidels liquidated in Ukraine were added to the “Immortal Regiment”/telegram channel “Operational Armed Forces of Ukraine”
In Moscow on May 9, the traditional procession of the “Immortal Regiment” took place. This year, with portraits of those who died in World War II, they carried photographs of Russian invaders who broke into Ukraine on February 24.
After walking, all the posters ended up in one place – in the garbage heap. Photo evidence published the telegram channel “Operational Armed Forces of Ukraine”.
The published frame shows how the portraits of the Russians who died in Ukraine lie in the garbage heap. Interestingly, the years of life of the infidels are not indicated on the portraits, but there is a swastika in the form of the letter Z.
Portraits of Russians who died in Ukraine lie in a landfill/Photo “Operational Armed Forces of Ukraine”
How the procession of the “Immortal Regiment” went this year
The procession of the “Immortal Regiment” is a sacred action Russians, which has finally lost its importance in the eyes of its founders. Either while walking, people held portraits of Stalin, or they were looking for mercenaries for 150-250 rubles per hour to stand with a photo.
The last straw of Russian cynicism was the proposal of the Voronezh governor Alexander Gusev to come to the event with portraits of the invaders who died during the invasion of Ukraine. previously founded by three journalists from Tomsk – Sergei Lapenkov, Sergei Kolotovkin and Igor Dmitriev. They invited local residents to take to the streets of the city on Victory Day and walk with photographs of their relatives who fought in 1941-1945, the SPRAVDI telegram channel writes.
How was the parade in Moscow
On May 9, 2022, a parade took place on Red Square in Moscow. Contrary to analysts' forecasts, Vladimir Putin has declared neither general mobilization nor war on Ukraine instead of the so-called “special operation.” At the same time, the Russian dictator could not demonstrate any special victories at the “bone parade” in Moscow. Suppressed by defeat, he languidly spoke to his citizens.
The remains of equipment and personnel were dragged to Red Square to show imaginary pomposity. This action can also be called a “parade of shame” or a holiday on the bones. The infidels themselves are dissatisfied with the action. In conversations intercepted by the SBU, they say that the parade is “shameful, but there is no work.”
By the way, there was no air show in the sky either in Moscow or in other cities. The official reason given to the Russians was bad weather. Since it's sunny in most major cities, this leads to some reflections. The fact is that everyone understands that in fact, because of the losses in Ukraine, the aggressor state probably has nothing to show.
Old trash was shown at the parade in Russia: watch the video
