Russia Condemns Polish City's "Barbaric" Removal of Monument of Gratitude to the Red Army
16 Articles
16 Articles
The Polish authorities have begun to dismantle the memorial of gratitude to the Red Army soldiers in the city of Jeshuv, which was reported to the Russian Embassy in Poland.
In the Polish city of Jeshuv, the dismantling of the memorial of gratitude to the Soviet warriors began, informed the Russian Embassy in Warsaw. The Polish authorities began the demolition of the memorial of gratitude to the Soviet warriors in the city of Jeshuv, handed over to TASS. The Russian Embassy in Warsaw reported that the dismantling had begun on 23 September 2026, contrary to bilateral agreements on the protection of the memorial herit…
In the Polish city of Rzeszów, the Monument of Gratitude to the Red Army is being dismantled piece by piece
The first part to be taken down was the statue of a woman with a child, which stood atop the obelisk. An urn containing soil collected from battlefields was also removed.The Russian Embassy in Poland protested to the local authorities, noting that...
The removal of a sculpture expressing gratitude to the Red Army from its pedestal in the city of Rzeszow in southeastern Poland finally brings to an end a long-running campaign to dismantle the monument.
Work on the monument at Ghetto Victims' Square began the day before with the extraction of an urn containing soil collected from battlefields and places of execution and martyrdom. The urn was moved to the mass grave of terror victims at the Pobitno Cemetery. On Wednesday, the contractor began dismantling the monument's sculptural elements. The first to be removed was the figure of a woman and child, which crowned the 8.5-meter obelisk. The oper…
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 57% of the sources lean Right
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
