In the liberated cities, musicians, together with artists and artists, not only supported local residents, but also painted traces of the Russian invasion on murals.
Ukrainian singer Kolya Serga, who joined the Armed Forces of Ukraine since the beginning of the war and travels with concerts to the front and the liberated territories with the Cultural Landing Force, responded to the destruction of patriotic graffiti in Izium. He reported it on Instagram.
“Wadded vandals destroyed the graffiti in Izyum with the patriotic inscription “Izyum”, which was painted as part of the “walls of culture” movement,” he wrote.
Kolya Serga added that a new mural was created in the same place, but larger and inaccessible to vandals.
“They only have a blunt head and ten meters of departure for using it. Izyum is Ukraine, baby. Who disagrees – with ***. And for *** from Izyum it’s almost 100 kilometers to the north,” he said.
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Earlier it was reported that Kolya Serga said that he was most surprised by the territories liberated from the Russian invaders.
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