Moscow-Sana
The Department of National Policy and Regional Relations in the Moscow Municipality opened an exhibition of documentary photographs entitled “Syria Donbass” within the framework of the international project “Terrorism… a Threat to Human Civilization” with media support from the Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA), Russia Today Channel and Russian Writers Union.
The exhibition, organized jointly with the Presidential Administration of the Donetsk People's Republic, the Presidential Administration of the Lugansk People's Republic and the Rossar Foundation, included paintings by Russian painters and children and photographs provided by SANA documenting the destruction and devastation caused by terrorist organizations to hospitals, schools and economic infrastructure. Syria also depicts the destruction, victims and suffering of war in the popular republics of Donetsk and Lugansk.
“The exhibition tells the story of the Syrian people and the people of Donbass who have been subjected to cruel tribulations carried by a storm of inhuman hatred,” said Vitaly Sochkov, head of the Moscow Municipality's National Policy and Regional Relations Department. In a second place, this exhibition came to reveal to visitors the reality of what happened and is going on in Syria and Donbass since 2011 and 2014 and to the present day. ”
In turn, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of the People's Republic of Lugansk, Anna Soroka, said that the reality of this exhibition was spotted by press cameras and innocent children's eyes to convey to future generations the dark dimension of inhuman ideas in abolishing the other, adding that this exhibition at the same time confirms another fact reflected in the strength of human adhesion to his homeland And his land and in his willingness to do precious and precious in order to protect them.
In interviews with a Sana correspondent in Moscow, Soroka said: "It is difficult for the opposition or even the media to reflect the whole truth about the tragedies that have befallen the Syrian people at the hands of the terrorists, but they can shed light on the most important, as wars cannot be tolerated in any way."
In turn, Chairman of the Committee for the Development of Ethnic Cultural Relations at the Council of Nationalities of the Moscow Municipal Council Alexander Berdnikov said that "the themes of the war on Syria and Donbass have been combined in one subject because we have been watching over the years what is going on in Syria as well as near our border on Ukrainian land in Donbass." Sponsoring global Zionism and supporting terrorist organizations that serve their agendas in trying to divide the world.
In a similar interview, the President of the Ukrainian Diaspora Association in Moscow, Sergey Bentliev, said that the importance of this exhibition is that it reveals the suffering of the Syrian people and the people of Donbass due to the war on them, adding that “uncovering the facts about the bloody events that took place today in Syria and Donbass can contribute to the transition to life. Peaceful. ”
Representatives of the Syrian Embassy in Moscow attended the opening ceremony and were attended by a large crowd of Russian citizens and official and social figures.
