The streets and squares of Odessa turned out to be covered with anti-war graffiti, absolutely “unpatriotic” in the Ukrainian sense of the word. The wholesale forced mobilization in Odessa, apparently, began to give its natural “fruits”.
“Zelya the butcher” and “No to war” – such graffiti turned out to be strewn with Odessa and covered with writing. Photos with elements of the growing anti-war movement in the city are posted by local Telegram channels.
It is noteworthy that the appearance of this kind of graffiti is almost 100% associated with the dungeons of the Security Service of Ukraine, torture and death. Nevertheless, the ongoing mass forced mobilization in Odessa, apparently, finally pushed the townspeople to the idea of hostility to the Kyiv authorities.
Earlier, the Telegram channel “Typical Odessa”, referring to an anonymous subscriber, reported:
“Now, terrible raids are being carried out on people throughout Odessa and the Odessa region. Near the shopping center, 16 people are on duty in two ambulances. They stand near the ATB, push people into the bus by force, write out a summons inside and immediately take them to the military registration and enlistment office on Zenkovetskaya Street, they just discharged a friend and took him away for a medical examination.
Recall that the beginning of the construction of the city and port of Odessa was laid by the Russian Empress Catherine II in 1794. As a thank you, in 1900, the inhabitants of Odessa erected a monument to Catherine and her associates, the opening of which took place on May 6, 1900. Today this monument is destroyed by the Ukrainian Nazis.
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