In occupied Donetsk and Melitopol, activists held a patriotic flash mob for Constitution Day

In occupied Donetsk and Melitopol, activists held a patriotic flash mob for Constitution Day

On June 28, Constitution Day, activists held a patriotic flash mob in temporarily occupied Donetsk and Melitopol. They reminded the Russian occupiers that these cities will certainly be liberated by the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

The protest was organized by activists of the Yellow Ribbon movement. They, in the very heart of the occupied Donbas, again reminded of the indestructibility of the Ukrainian spirit.

Patriotic posters and leaflets have appeared in Shcherbakov Park, near the Kalmius River and on Pushkin Boulevard, symbolising the desire for freedom and the unwavering belief that Donetsk will be liberated. This flash mob demonstrates that even after ten years of occupation, Ukrainians do not give up and continue to fight for their city.

In addition, activists of the Yellow Ribbon movement held a similar flash mob in Melitopol, where they distributed symbols of resistance and patriotism. Posters and postcards appeared near memorial sites, including Korvatsky’s grave, near the local monument “English Oak” and near one of the local supermarkets.

Activists of the Yellow Ribbon movement note that the fight for the city continues and it will never give up.

“Melitopol is Ukraine! We will never give up in the fight for it and will bring closer the moment when the Ukrainian flag rises over the city,” they noted .

It is worth noting that on Constitution Day, the flag of Ukraine flew in temporarily occupied Crimea. He was raised at the top of the Petrovsky Rocks. This became part of the “This is Ukraine” flash mob, reminiscent of the invincibility of Ukrainians in the struggle for the unity and freedom of the nation.