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Shakhtar Ultras ask not to judge all of Donetsk by the shameful parade

byGordonUA.com
26/08/2014
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Shakhtar Ultras ask not to judge all of Donetsk by the shameful parade
[hr]”Donbas is Ukraine” – picture from the Shakhtar twitter account
The fans of the Donetsk football club wrote that “a thousand bastards do not make up the whole city”

Ultras from the Shakhtar Donetsk football club reacted to the mocking “war parade” that DNR terrorists held on Ukraine’s Independence day.  The fans ask to keep in mind that the participants of the event do not represent the whole Donetsk.

“The thousand DNR bastards who were at the parade today do not make up the whole city. Keep this in mind! Glory to Ukraine!” wrote the ultras on Twitter.

On August 24, terrorists in Donetsk held a so-called parade of prisoners, during which a column of people reported to be Ukrainian POWs was led through the center of the city

The Ukrainian Defense Ministry has previously noted that it considers this event staged.

This “parade” in Donetsk caused great indignation among the users of social networks. However, many have noted that the event is a brutal provocation invented in Moscow.

[hr]Source: gordon.ua, translated by Alya Shandra

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