"Anti-Russian Rally" takes place in Warsaw (photo)
About a thousand people came to the Russian Embassy in Warsaw in the evening on April 9.
This is how the Poles decided to show their disagreement with the results of the investigation of the reasons for the crash of Polish President Lech Kachynski's plane near Smalensk. The majority of speeches at the demonstration had anti-Putin contents. According to the participants of the event, Russia's President Vladimir Putin and the current Polish government should be blamed for the air crash. Allegedly, the Russian government organized the attempt at the Polish President's life, and the current authorities of Poland conceal the criminals.
Effigies of Vladimir Putin and Donald Tusk were burned in the end of the demonstration. The latter was presented by a cartoon character Donald Duck.
When the action was finished, the participants headed for the Presidential Palace in Krakow suburb.
Let us remind you, the crash of Polish President Lech Kachynski's plane happened on April 1, 2010 near Smalensk. 95 people and the President died. Among them there were famous Polish politicians, almost all army bosses, civil and religious figures.
