Activists put a projection of the “burning Kremlin” on the walls of the Russian embassy.
The action was small / photo UNIAN, Vitaly Saenko
In Kiev, near the Embassy of the Russian Federation, Russian President Vladimir Putin was reminded that he would be punished by the International Criminal Court in The Hague.
According to an UNIAN correspondent, on the opposite side of Povitroflotsky Avenue from the Russian Embassy, activists parked a minivan on the sidewalk, near which various slogans were displayed on the walls of the embassy from a laser projector. In particular, among them there were such inscriptions: “Congratulations to our national team with a victory!”, “The Hague waits”, “Russia without the future because of Putin’s schizophrenia”, “It is time to write off the President of the Russian Federation – the further, the worse”, “Putin – x ** lo! “,” Russians – wake up “and others. 
photo by UNIAN, Vitaly Saenko
Activists put a projection of the “burning Kremlin” on the walls of the Russian embassy.
In a comment to UNIAN, the organizer of the action Yuri Fedorenko, who heads the public organization “ARDIS” (Agency for the Development of Democracy and Information Freedoms), explained that the purpose of the action is to “Mr. Putin not forget that sooner or later the Hague awaits him.” 
photo by UNIAN, Vitaly Saenko
Fedorenko said he wished Putin good health so that he “would live to see the Hague tribunal, listen to the verdict and serve every day for the years he will be tried.” 
photo by UNIAN, Vitaly Saenko
Activists also installed two powerful audio speakers near the minivan, from which Ukrainian-language patriotic rock music was heard loudly. Some songs were dedicated to Ukrainian defenders, cyborg soldiers and volunteers.
photo by UNIAN, Vitaly Saenko
There were few people in front of the embassy, but there were many more law enforcement officers guarding the diplomatic mission.
The situation was calm, without provocations.
(c)UNIAN 2021
Never ever claim Maidan happened into my favor. It was a pro-EU, pro-Islam and anti-Serbia move. Enjoy, but never complain! 😉
I don’t think Maidan had anything to do with Islam or Serbia except that the Serbians probably loved Yanukobytch.
I had a few drinks, bro. Never mind. 😉
I hope I didn’t sound like I was criticizing you Mike, I’ve always been surprised how much Maidan brought people together. I have come much closer to your position on the EU over the years. At first I kind of thought it was a choice between the Eurocrats and Moskali but both take freedoms. A new eastern partnership would be better.
Absolutely. Just checking locations for our vacation in August, i think we will go to Lviv and later for swimming to Bulgaria. Here you can read why: https://euukrainecoop.com/2017/04/23/black-sea/
https://countercurrents.org/2020/04/black-sea-pollution/
Sorry, Mike, but, I was at the Maidan several times and I know more than just a handful of Ukrainians and I’ve never heard or read or saw any evidence that this event had anything to do with pro-Islam or anti-Serbia in any way or form. Maybe I missed something but I doubt it.
Read my comment above. 😎
😂👍
Malignant, imbecilic garbage straight from Sputnik.
Don’t have such a big mouth, moron. If you would have read my other comments you would not have posted such crap. Anyhow, as i already told Redders, i am out of here. I have lots of work and no more time to spend here. Still, in respect of the past seven years, in particular the first four years we spent together, i wish you well Sir Scradje! 👍
I like the Dr. Evil sign!
At any rate, it is good and important to keep reminding the mafia representatives that they are working for a crime syndicate.