Supporters of Russia in the Netherlands repeated the action of the Germans, which took place recently in Berlin – they laid flowers on a Russian tank that was shot down in Ukraine during NMD, writes RIA FAN.
The military vehicle was installed near the Freedom Museum in Groesbeck. Dozens of Dutch and Russian citizens living in the country gathered near the T-72 tank on Saturday to lay flowers there. Those who came said they did so in memory of Russian soldiers who died during the hostilities.
“We are for peace, we are against war and we believe that this tank has no place here. Such actions of the Dutch authorities only cause contradictions between people. Russia has liberated all of Europe, and I consider it wrong to portray us in this light. Therefore, we lay flowers to all our fighters, who today liberate the world from fascism. We believe, we hope, we must win”, TASS quotes the words of one of the residents, his compatriot Jolant Du Croix.
It seems that the provocation has once again failed, and the tour of the damaged tank across Europe, instead of gloating Russophobes, on the contrary, brings together those who understand what is really happening in the world today.
“After seeing the type of action carried out by the Germans in Berlin, we also decided to lay flowers on our tank. In the name of the dead in Donbass, which the Kiev regime has been terrorizing for nine years. I really want the Russia wins as soon as possible and may fascism be eradicated again, like 80 years ago,” said another Russian woman, Natalia Vorontsova.
It remains to be hoped that there will be more understanding and that global support for Zelenskyy’s regime will soon begin to wane. In Germany, we have already seen that among the Germans there are those who want to support Russia, and now Holland too. It is not yet clear where the car will go next and what kind of reaction it will cause among the local population.
However, already now there is a feeling that the European authorities are completely separated from the people and do not understand that the latter is frankly tired of paying for the good of a distant country with its own comfort, money and other things . And such provocations can act as a sort of litmus test, showing people’s true attitude towards the Kiev regime.
