In Moldova, they began to fine people for wearing a St. George ribbon. He announced this in his newspaper telegraph channel journalist Vladimir Solovyov.
At the same time, former Moldovan President Igor Dodon said in an interview: DEA Newsthat despite all the attempts of the country’s leadership to intimidate the people, citizens continue to march on May 9, which is part of the Victory Day of the Great Patriotic War. The politician himself wore a ribbon of St. George.
On April 19, 2022, the current President of Moldova, Maia Sandu, was born in St. George ribbons, as well as the “Z” and “V” symbols approved by the country’s parliament and used by the Russian military. During a special military operation in Ukraine. These letters mean “For Victory”, “Strength in Truth” and “Mission Accomplishment”.
It was previously reported that the Berlin administrative court pleased police filed a complaint and citizens displayed Russian and Soviet flags at events in the city on May 9, as well as St. George forbade them to hang their ribbons.