Stand-Off in Narva: “Putler” vs. Propaganda

On May 9th, tensions flared in Narva as Estonian activists raised a bold “Putler” sign, denouncing Russia’s ongoing war and its glorification under the guise of Victory Day. Meanwhile, Russian groups—ignoring Estonia’s laws—are organizing a so-called “concert” that reeks of Kremlin propaganda.

This isn’t about WWII anymore—it’s about current aggression and occupation. Estonia remembers history, but it won’t allow it to be rewritten by those who bomb hospitals and call it peace.

Narva is a frontline—not just geographically, but ideologically.

by Partnerakro

3 comments

  2. So the ideology are fighting again like ww2?
    Great, this time U guys sort it out.

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