A rainbow flag was found on the grave of another SVO member

In Voronezh, a rainbow flag was found on the grave of another participant in the special military operation (SVO). This is reported by Telegram-channel “My and Your Voronezh” with reference to the man’s colleague.

As it became known, the flag was placed on the grave of military intelligence lieutenant of the Russian Armed Forces Vasily Kurdyumov. At the same time, the channel’s interlocutor claims that cases of vandalism have been occurring at the Kominternovsky cemetery for several months. “Applications have been submitted to all authorities, but there has been no response yet,” he said.

There is also a photograph attached to the post with a military grave, but the flag on it is blurred out in the photo editor, so it is difficult to determine whether it belongs to the symbols of the LGBT movement (The international public movement LGBT is recognized as an extremist organization and is banned in Russia), impossible.

Earlier, a rainbow flag was also found at the Forest Cemetery in Voronezh on the grave of Russian Army Colonel Mikhail Nikilin, who was awarded the Order of Courage for saving his subordinates from fire at the cost of his own life. The photographs show that the banner is not a symbol of LGBT people, since it contains the color blue.