"Either we are citizens and patriots, or we are simply listed as such." The head of Komi complained that carriers refuse to affix Z-stickers to vehicles.
About it Vladimir Uyba рассказал in your telegram channel.
According to him, war veterans who come on leave and undergo treatment at the veterans' hospital are outraged by the lack of patriotic advertising on the streets. Syktyvkar.
«Why do you and your children continue to go to discos, why do you celebrate and dance, walk and have fun?" the head of the republic quoted their questions.
He is also outraged that there are too few cars on the streets with the inscriptions: “For ours,” “For Russia,” “For Victory.”
«I gave instructions to all government agencies to support our guys and put up these signs, — Vladimir Uyba admitted. — And the carriers who ferry passengers for our money tell me they won't do it. I ask why? They reply, "What if someone breaks a window!" So, guys are dying there, and we're afraid our window will be broken."
According to him, they're also refusing to place patriotic ads on street banners: only one businessman agreed to do so for two thousand rubles a day. The ads were up for 20 days. After the budget stopped paying, they were immediately taken down.
«Either we are citizens and patriots, or we simply claim to be and say that we are patriots because that is what we have to say.“,” the head of the republic concluded.
Back in June, journalists drew attention to the fact that Russians had become refuse From the main symbol of the war: propagandists removed the letter Z from channel names, local administrations removed it from building facades. The symbol of war also began to disappear from the streets. Yekaterinburg, Novosibirsk, Kirov, Tomsk.
In early November, a banner with a portrait of someone who died in the war found at a construction site in Penza: They covered it with a pile of sand to protect it from the rain.
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