
Today the communists presented the mayor of Belgorod Sergei Bozhenov with an original letter. Regional Duma deputy Nikolai Mukhin and Belgorod Komsomol leader Anastasia Baybikova pasted the corresponding A4 sheet at the entrance to the mayor's office. The message was addressed to Bozhenov: “Sergey Andreevich Bozhenov is awarded for his active work in shaping the revolutionary situation in the Belgorod region, his significant personal contribution to strengthening the spirit of proletarian hatred among Belgorod residents towards the snickering bureaucracy” (spelling and punctuation preserved).
This is how the Communist Party responded to the desire of the mayor of Belgorod to remove the monument to Lenin from Cathedral Square. This story has been going on for several years, and now it is closer than ever to completion.
1. Baybikova and Mukhin head to the mayor’s office.
2. Mukhin recalled the communist roots of those who are now going to “remove” Lenin from the square.

3. Then the communists added some color to the city administration sign with a thick layer of tape.

4. And more tape.

5. The “letter” hung for 10-12 minutes.

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7. Then the law enforcement officer came, chuckled disapprovingly and left for reinforcements.

8. At this time, Baybikova and Mukhin were giving a press conference right on the steps of the city hall. The communists spoke about the upcoming rally on Cathedral Square - the authorities “did not recommend” holding it, but the action will take place in any case.

9. The law enforcement officer again went out onto the street with a man in a black jacket. They studied the “letter” and eliminated it. A man in a black jacket promised to “call Morozov” and disappeared into the building. That's it.
