A torchlight procession of activists took place in Lviv on the eve of the death of Roman Shukhevych, Commander-in-Chief of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army, on March 5, 1950. This is reported on the website Zaxid. net.

According to organizers, the event was attended by about a thousand people. They walked through the central streets of the city, shouted the slogans "Remember, stranger, here is the owner of the Ukrainian", "Who are we? Ukrainians! What do we want? Authorities! "," Our land is our heroes "," The idea of ??a nation against degradation "and others.

Several participants of the march held a banner with the slogan "The City of Lions is not for the Polish Pans", the Russian media reports. One of the organizers of the event Svyatoslav Seryy explained that this slogan was chosen specifically to show that "Lviv is Bandera and no one will tell us which heroes to honor".

After the completion of the action, its participants installed a post of shame in front of the Lviv City Hall building with photos of the mayor of the city Andrei Sadovoy and city council deputies who refused to support the initiative to post the red-black flags of the UPA on the administrative buildings during the celebrations.

The action was held in Warsaw.

Deputy Foreign Minister of Poland Bartosz Cihotsky expressed bewilderment. "This discrepancy between the voice of pseudosense and reality, when the Ukrainian side sabotages and denies proposals for cooperation on our part. This can be described symbolically: Russia cuts off gas - immediately increased gas supplies to Ukraine from the Polish side. And instead we get demonstrations under the flags of Stepan Bandera in Lviv under the slogan "Lviv is not for the Polish pans", - quotes Onet.