A Phallic Putin Appears in Warsaw (photo).

Refuting Russian Propaganda

In Warsaw, the capital of Poland, on May 9, an unusual sculpture titled 'Chuilo' was presented, depicting the President of Russia, Vladimir Putin, as a male sexual organ wearing a helmet. This work by the famous Lithuanian artist Martynas Gaubas was installed next to the monument to Soviet soldiers, where the Russian ambassador often honors the memory of the fallen. Information about this was disseminated by the organizers of the 'Euromaidan-Warsaw' event.

The participants of the action explained that this sculpture was a resistance to Russian propaganda, which tried to use the monument to support the idea of 'victory over fascism' and the 'invincibility' of Russia. The 'Euromaidan-Warsaw' group organized a loud event to remind Russians of the true essence of the Kremlin's policies today.

History does not forget: it is Russia that emulates Nazism, not conquering it.

It is not they who liberated the peoples, but today they are destroying them.

Putin and his regime are dragging humanity back into a bloody stream of the 21st century.

This event was attended by BBC video journalist Dmytro Vlasov, who noted that he had never seen such cynicism before. Russian officials, including the ambassador, showed disrespect towards Ukrainians who protested against this event.

It is worth noting that on the same day when Ukraine celebrates Europe Day, a military parade is taking place in Moscow, on which the Kremlin spends significant funds, observing the reaction of Ukrainian society.