Russian Embassy in Lithuania Held an 'Immortal Regiment' March Behind Its Own Fence Because Soviet Symbols Are Banned in the Country

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The Russian Embassy in Lithuania held an 'Immortal Regiment' march behind its own fence because Soviet symbols are banned in the country

This was reported on the embassy's social media.

"On May 8, on the eve of Victory Day, employees of the Russian Embassy in Lithuania and their family members, together with veterans and compatriots living in Lithuania, took part in the international patriotic campaigns 'Immortal Regiment' and 'Garden of Memory' on the premises of the diplomatic mission," they said there.

Photo: Russian Embassy in Lithuania / Facebook

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Victory March Kept Within the Fence

The embassy held the march on its grounds because Soviet symbols are banned.

Patriotism made it exactly to the fence.