Czech hostility towards Russia exceeds all limits, the Moscow agency criticizes Putin in the bag

The Minister of the Interior Vít Rakušan personally informed about this act, the Russian agency pointed out. Ukrainian media, on the other hand, appreciated the idea.

“We know who our friend is, who bleeds for our freedom as well. And we also know who our enemy is, and we will not let him steal the concept of patriotism or our flag.” An Austrian on a social network for a photo depicting an installation in which, in addition to Putin, there are also the flags of the Czech Republic and Ukraine.

According to Eurasia Daily, the Czech minister was alluding to the organizers of today’s anti-government demonstration in the center of Prague, who, in addition to the resignation of the government, are demanding that the republic stop providing military aid to Ukraine and start negotiating with Russia on the supply of cheap gas.

Next to the flags of the Czech Republic and Ukraine, Putin also hangs on the building of the Ministry of the Interior

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“The Czechia officially condemns Russia for its actions in Ukraine and fully supports Kyiv. In addition, the level of Russophobia (hostility towards Russia) in the country is increasing every day, and everyone who disagrees with the official policy of Prague is being declared a ‘Russian fifth column’,” the Russian agency added.

The depiction of a body bag with Putin’s head peeking out from it was praised by the newspaper Ukrainska pravda as beautifying the ministerial building in Prague on Letná. He added that this is not the first time that Czech representatives harshly criticize the Russian president. Specifically, he reminded that the Minister of Defense Jana Černochová had herself photographed in a T-shirt with a “message” to the celebrants at Putin’s 70th birthday, while the T-shirt was donated by a Czech initiative collecting money for weapons for Ukraine.

On the building of the Ministry of the Interior in Prague, there is an installation that shows Putin’s likeness in a body bag between the Czech and Ukrainian flags. According to Rakušan’s spokesman, Jakub Veinlich, it is based on the initiative of Minister Rakušan and the Decommunization association to express the connection of the anniversary of the establishment of independent Czechoslovakia with the determination to defend the democratic values ​​of the sovereign state.

The Ukrainian flag bothered the demonstrators, they came to settle it with the opponents

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