The Russian Embassy announced the desecration of the cemetery of Soviet soldiers in Poland.

The cemetery of Soviet soldiers in Gdansk, Poland, was desecrated with Nazi symbols and slogans. This was announced on March 11 at the Russian Embassy in Poland.

"The central element of the cemetery, an arched concrete wall with bas—reliefs and commemorative plaques, was marked with unacceptable inscriptions and symbols glorifying the Ukrainian Nazis," the diplomatic mission wrote on its Telegram channel.

It is noted that the embassy has already sent a letter of protest to the Polish authorities, in which it demanded that the memorial site be returned to its original appearance. In addition, the letter also demanded to find and punish the perpetrators and prevent such a thing from happening in the future.

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