Came without an invitation: the Russian ambassador to Germany publicly shown when he arrived for memorial events

  About the incident during commemorative events in Germany with the participation of the Russian told the publication "European Truth". It is noted that on the eve of memorial events Ambassador of Ukraine to Germany Alexey Makeev appealed to the organizers with a call not to let the Russian diplomat on the event. However, on the day of the events, Nechayev still arrived. There he spoke with local residents and representatives of the press, noting that this day was "very important".

"We need to remember the fallen soldiers, so this day is very important to us," - said Nechayev. Instead, he was asked that the ambassador felt under the conditions that he was not happy here. Nechayeva did not surprise it and embarrassed, according to him, and felt at memorial events he was "comfortable". "I don't feel it, I'm comfortable," the Russian ambassador said. Other high -ranking officials responded to the arrival of the Russian Federation Ambassador.

In particular, Saxony Prime Minister Michael Krechmer appealed to him, saying that Russia had resolved the war in 2014, breaking international law, and that Russia should stop it. The Saxon Prime Minister also mentioned the Second World War and the victims of the Soviet people, noting that among them were not only Russians, but also Ukrainians and Belarusians, Georgians.

"It would be more pleasant, more appropriate if we were representatives of Ukraine, Georgia or Belarus with us," the official said, assuming that they were not in the event because of the Russian participation. Krechmer said these words, and a crowd of guests who were on a memorial event, several times publicly paved Nechaev. It is noted that Nechayev is not coming without inviting memorial events in Germany, ignoring the fact that he is not happy there. Recall that the black-orange tape (or St.

George's tape) became a symbol of Russian aggression against Ukraine in the spring of 2014. In June 2017, the President of Ukraine signed a law prohibiting the use of the state. A number of other countries also have prohibited the use of this symbol, including Lithuania, Latvia, Moldova. In Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan, the black-orange tape was replaced with ribbons of other colors. On April 24, Focus learned how the Russian propaganda channels began hysteria due to the death of General Moskalik.