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Russia's Ambassador to Warsaw Hit with Red Paint
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Russia's ambassador to Poland was flooded hit red paint.
This happened during a solemn ceremony marking Victory Day in the Polish capital, RIA Novosti reported.
At the time of the incident, Sergei Andreev was moving towards a memorial to Soviet soldiers with the idea of laying a wreath.
There is no sound in the video published by RIA Novosti, but it can be seen how a group of protesters surrounded the ambassador. A video posted by a witness to the incident shows that those present, some of whom carry Ukrainian flags, chanted "Rascists" (Russian Fascists).
Russian state-owned media "RIA Novosti" muted the sound, as crowd chanting "fascists, fascists!" to the Russian delegation pic.twitter.com/Md65k5dT4A
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