Omsk: The activist went to the picket with the poster "No Nazism"

In Omsk, activist Roman King went out to a single picket with the poster "No Nazism." He held the action in the Victory Park, next to the monument to young prisoners of fascism, the correspondent of Siberia. Realia reports.

King said that he was trying to "remind the Russians of the horrors of war" on the International Day of the Liberation of Prisoners of the Nazi concentration camps (he is celebrated on April 11 - SR) .

“The symbol Z, which has become a symbol of a special operation, captured the minds. Everywhere you can find posters and stickers with Z, officials are in clothes with Z, such as our governor Burkov. And the compatriots stupefied by propaganda seemed to completely forgot how to distinguish bad, black from white,” said Roman King.

The activist calls on those who support the Russian special operation, "to remove propaganda points and look at the reality, in which peaceful Ukrainian people die every day and, the worst, children."

“It is unlikely that our grandfathers could imagine this, because everything that they wanted was a peaceful sky above the head of their grandchildren. And I am playing today for the speedy cessation of the war, which brought grief and suffering to Ukraine,” adds Roman King.

The activist noted that in Russia anyone who comes out with an anti -war picket is "under the sight", however, is unbearable to be silent in such a situation for him.

There were no police officers during the action.

Earlier, Roman King went to pickets in support of political prisoners and independent media. The day after a single picket, the police detained him by the FSB. A protocol was drawn up on an activist under an article on the demonstration of Nazi symbols for the meme posted in VK, which used a frame from the feature film "Babi Yar". The Kuibyshevsky District Court of Omsk fined the activist two thousand rubles.

The protest of the inhabitants of Siberia the portive of the war continues, despite the fact that they are detained and fined. Most often, activists are charged with an article on discrediting the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation (Articles 20.3.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). On March 13, a resident of the Novosibirsk Akademgorodok stood with the poster of Putin, stop the war. Later, the court awarded him to pay 35 thousand rubles for discrediting the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation.

On March 24, with the poster "For the world" to the building of the Tyumen regional Duma, Yuri Ryabtsev entered a single picket. Ten minutes later he was detained. On April 4, the court fined an activist for 40 thousand rubles for discrediting the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation.

On April 9 in Khabarovsk, Nicholas was detained by Nikolai Caddy with the poster "Be cursed fasciz." It made protocols for discrediting the army and the absence of a mask. Following the architect was detained by Elena's picket with a pacifist pattern. She was charged with a violation of anti -oral restrictions.

• On February 24, Russian troops, by order of Putin, invaded the territory of Ukraine and on April 11 continue to conduct military operations. A symbol of support for the actions of the Russian military was the letter Z, placed on the technique that went to Ukraine.