"Putin - War Crime": A poster with a photo of a dictator appeared in Estonia on the border with the Russian Federation

The poster was returned to the Russian border. It is visible from the Ivangorod fortress (Leningrad region of the Russian Federation). On Tuesday, May 9, a poster depicting Russian President Vladimir Putin was hung on the wall of Narvsky Castle in Estonia, which accuses him of war crimes. This wall is near the Russian border. About it reports ERR. This action was organized by the Narvsky Museum.

A poster with the inscription: "Putin is a war criminal" is visible from the Ivangorod fortress (Leningrad region of the Russian Federation). "This is not a provocation, but in advance planned with a museum and a Propastop organization that will hang for several days. It is unambiguously reminded that we have a border here in Narva. The poster is placed on a wall on which the Estonian flag is fluttering. We must remember The fact that there is a full-scale war next to us, solved by Putin.

We decided to place this installation and remind that everything has its price, "-said the director of the Narvsky Museum Maria Smomevsky-Smirnov. The installation of a poster on the wall of the Narvsky Castle in Estonia, which was returned to the Russian border, took about an hour. In the photos posted on the museum social networks, you can see the image of Russian President Vladimir Putin, which is accused of war crimes.

The comment to the photos says, "Here is the border!" After that, the Russian side demands to take off the poster, but the Estonian side refused to do so. The result was a meeting of Estonian and Russian border guards. Representatives of the police and border guards of Estonia noted that such a poster does not violate the laws of their country and that they are guided exclusively by Estonian laws. They also emphasized that Russian officials have no reason to demand the removal of the poster.