Hot: The Russian Ambassador to Poland was attacked at the cemetery of Soviet soldiers

The Russian ambassador to Poland was pelted with red paint by protesters against the war in Ukraine, making it impossible for him to pay respects to the Red Army soldiers who died during World War II in Poland. a cemetery in Warsaw on May 9.

Ambassador Sergey Andreev arrives at the Soviet soldier’s cemetery to lay flowers on Victory Day, the day marking the Allied defeat of Nazi Germany. The holiday was celebrated with grandeur in a parade on Red Square in Moscow. Protesters prevented the ambassador and others from placing flowers at the cemetery.

According to Sputnik, Polish and Ukrainian subjects aggressively blocked the Ambassador’s way and shouted insults. After the incident, Mr. Andreev was forced to leave the cemetery in the company of police.

Maria Zakharova, the official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry, stated on the Telegram channel to comment on the attack on the Russian Ambassador in Warsaw that:The neo-Nazi fanatics have once again revealed their true face and that is the bloodthirsty face. But no one can threaten Russia.”

The Soviet cemetery is located in the middle of a large park on the route connecting the city center with the international airport. This is the final resting place of more than 20,000 Red Army soldiers who died fighting to help defeat Nazi Germany.