Drive into the paint

In the occupied Kerch, the attacks of unknown people on billboards with a portrait of Vladimir Putin continue. It is reported by "Kerch.fm."

On Sunday night, a billboard of the Silpo supermarket, located on a busy section of Voroshilov Street in the city of the city, was attacked. A billboard depicting Putin and the inscription "Crimea. Russia. Forever" stained with black paint.

As follows from the site’s message, this is already the fifth advent of this kind. According to the "News of the Crimea", on the night of September 5 to 6, on the City Day, an attack was subjected to the same billboard installed in another place.

On September 1, Kerch.fm passed with reference to readers about three more attacks committed in late August. On two billboards within the city, including at the stadium, Putin's image was cut off. On the third shield installed when leaving the city, the portrait was filled with paint.

At the end of August, on Twitter, the Crimean Bandera was written about a similar campaign in Simferopol. There, unknown people threw a portrait of Putin, painted on the facade of the corner house at the intersection of Pushkin and Mayakovsky streets. The Crimea News specified that they left a red spot on Putin’s forehead, as after a shot. As a result, the utilities painted the portrait.

"Arguments of the Week - Crimea" noted that this is the second attack on Putin's portrait in the capital of the region. The first, according to public utilities, was committed on Kuibyshev Street, but there the activists used less caustic paint, so the image was washed.