In the village of Potapovo near Moscow, a passenger car destroyed the monument to the peasants who died for their homeland during the Great Patriotic War. Local residents reported this to socialbites.ca.
According to eyewitnesses, a car without a license plate crashed into the monument on the night of October 23. Unidentified people left the car on the monument and immediately fled the scene. They also destroyed a newly installed lamp post.
“These kinds of events make me want to cry. My great uncle’s name is written on this monument. They touched me and my family instantly,” said Potapovo resident Tatyana.
Police said no criminal case had yet been opened and declined to comment further.
According to the village head, Sergei Petrunovsky, the monument was most likely not deliberately destroyed. The probable cause of the accident is excessive speed.
A while ago a drunk driver in the Amur region flew in He entered the fence of the monastery, escaped and came with repentance.
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