On April 20, 2015, in Vologda, unknown vandals drew a swastika and wrote gross insults “on religious and nationalist grounds” on the fence of a mosque.
Imam-khatib of the Vologda Cathedral Mosque Al-Juma Nail Mustafin reported on Twitter that on Hitler’s birthday on April 20 in Vologda, unknown vandals drew a swastika and wrote gross insults “on religious and nationalist grounds” on the fence of the mosque.
The imam posted photos of the fence.
This is not the first time this has happened. On the night of November 2, unknown persons also painted fascist symbols on the fence of the mosque. And earlier, on the night of June 1, 2013, unknown people painted Nazi symbols and slogans on the walls of the Cathedral Mosque and city school No. 18 with a Tatar ethno-cultural component, and threw a pig’s head at the fence of the mosque.
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