The building of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation. Archival photoMOSCOW, May 5. The Russian Foreign Ministry strongly condemns the desecration of Soviet military memorials in the Baltics on the eve of May 9, Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said in a comment. «On the eve of May 9 in the Baltic countries.. «The dark forces of fascist accomplices and their followers, which have been nurtured over the past decades, have noticeably intensified. We strongly condemn the vile attacks carried out under the cover of night to desecrate military memorials. We regard them as a stab in the back,» the comment says.
The Soviet T-34 tank installed as a monument was dismantled in Zhytomyr their adherence to European democratic values. «In Brussels, however, they stubbornly prefer not to notice these shameful acts of vandalism. In this regard, we recall the euro Pey officials that neo-Nazism, no matter what clothes it may dress up, will still remain such, whether in the Baltic states or in Ukraine,» the Russian Foreign Ministry concluded. Earlier, the mayor of Vilnius, Remigius Simasius, announced that he would initiate the demolition of six monuments to Soviet soldiers on Antakalnissky a cemetery where the country's largest burial place of the liberators of Lithuania is located.
