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Destroyed tank in Berlin: Activists parked the wreckage of a Russian T-72 tank with a semi-trailer on the Unter den Linden boulevard – in front of the Russian embassy.
Photo: A. Friedrichs / IMAGO
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The T-72 tank was secured in the Ukrainian village of Dmytrivka, outside of Kiev.
It was exhibited in Berlin in the early morning of the anniversary of the beginning of the war.
Photo: FABRIZIO BENSCH / REUTERS
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Onlookers take photos of the war equipment.
Photo: Paul Zinken / dpa
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In January, the prison cell of the opposition leader Alexei Navalny, who was in prison, was reconstructed in front of the Russian embassy.
Photo: LISI NIESNER / REUTERS
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Oleg Navalny, brother of Alexei Navalny, paid a visit to the replica prison cell on January 24, a month before the anniversary of the start of the war.
Photo: Lisi Niesner / REUTERS
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Russia's aggression has also been commemorated elsewhere in Berlin: last August, a burned car from Bucha, Ukraine, was shown on Kurfürstendamm.
Four people died in the vehicle.
In the city, the Russian occupiers murdered indiscriminately and, according to international observers, committed war crimes.
Photo:
Stefan Zeitz / IMAGO
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There were similar actions in other cities: Ambulances destroyed in the war were exhibited near the European Parliament in Brussels.
Photo: Anadolu Agency/Getty Images
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A destroyed ambulance is seen in Nijmegen, the Netherlands.
The stories of twelve doctors who were murdered in the war are told here.
Photo: Ana Fernandez / ZUMA Wire / IMAGO
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The exhibition travels to different places.
The ambulance was destroyed in Kharkiv, Ukraine.
Photo: Ana Fernandez / ZUMA Wire / IMAGO
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