Germany banned the display of Victory Day symbols
| The Russian Embassy in Germany strongly condemned Berlin's decision to ban the use of symbols related to Victory Day on May 8 and 9. |
reported by Mehr News Agency According to Ryanovsti news agency, the Russian Embassy in Germany strongly condemned the Berlin authorities’ decision to ban the use of flags and symbols related to Victory Day on May 8 and 9.
In this regard, the Russian embassy asked the Berlin authorities to immediately cancel the ban on the display of Victory Day symbols.
Moscow further demanded the lifting of the ban on the planned memorial ceremony in Berlin.
However, the German police had previously announced such prohibitions: on May 8 and 9, carrying the Russian flag, St. George’s ribbon, symbols Z and V, wearing military uniforms or parts thereof, or playing military music at the Soviet memorial will not be allowed.
This is while a similar ban was overturned in the courts last year on Victory Day on May 8 and 9, before the police appealed the decision.
It should be said that the 76th anniversary of the victory in the Second World War will start today, May 8 in Moscow Held.
