"The coven under the tricolor of the aggressor country". The Foreign Ministry reacted to pro -Russian rallies in Cologne and Prague against Ukraine's support

He recalled that the rallies proclaimed calls that were questioned by the territorial integrity of Ukraine, and also announced the raising of funds for the support of fighters in the Donbass. Video of the Day "Conducting such covenies under the tricolor of the aggressor state in the center of Europe is unacceptable. These measures had nothing to do with freedom of speech and real moods in Germany and the Czech Republic.

We condemn the attempts of participants in pro -Russian actions to justify Russia's war against Ukraine and neglect the honor and dignity of Ukrainians, who at the cost of their lives defend freedom in Europe, ”Nikolenko said. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs added that the Ukrainian side is also grateful to those residents of Cologne and Prague, who opposed pro -Russian rallies.

“There is no doubt about the solidarity of the vast majority of Germans and Czechs with Ukrainians, who gave hundreds of thousands of them temporary asylum, as well as support Ukraine and their governments policy to counteract Russian aggression. The actions that have taken place will not be able to shake friendship between Ukraine, Germany and the Czech Republic, which we appreciate the support, ”he summarized.

In response to pro -Russian rallies in European cities, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine stated that the reason for the rise in prices is the aggression of the Russian Federation and its energy blackout of EU citizens, and the solution of this is the maximum support of Ukraine. “The problem of rising prices and utilities in EU countries. The reason: Russia's war against Europe is military aggression against Ukrainians, the EU Energy Shant.

Decision: Maximum support for Ukraine so that we will won Putin sooner and he no longer harm Europe, ”he wrote on Twitter. The day before, an anti -government rally was held in the center of Prague. Its participants opposed the support of Ukraine and anti -Russian sanctions. Czech Prime Minister Petro Filad declared a "Russian footprint". According to police estimates, about 70,000 people took part in the rally.