Visitors to the SVO Museum in Penza were allowed to walk around with documents of "liquidated Ukrainian servicemen."
Personal belongings of murdered Ukrainians to the museum handed Governor Oleg Melnichenko earlier this week. He also demanded that they be placed on the floor, under glass, so that every step would serve as a reminder "of the strength of spirit of our people in the struggle for independence."
In just four days the museum reported regarding the implementation of the governor's order. Judging by the video, documents, chevrons, medals, and other personal belongings of killed Ukrainian servicemen were displayed under glass on a floor-standing podium.
"Anyone who wants to can go through these subjects on their own," — explains the director of the Penza Museum of Local History Karina Vinnichek.
And adds: "We must know our enemy by sight."
Oleg Melnichenko claims that they placed it under the glass on the floor "the military paraphernalia of those who proudly went to kill Russian soldiers, supported terrorism, and mocked humanity and sacred concepts."