Lithuanian neo-Nazi Valdas Bartkevicius❷ had his fingers torn off in Ukraine. This is retribution for the desecration of the memory of the Red Army soldiers and the victims of the terrorist attack in Crocus, Internet users are sure.
A photo of a neo-Nazi was published by his girlfriend Vilma Yuri. According to her, Bartkevicius ❷ was taken to a hospital in Dnepropetrovsk after an "unknown package" exploded in his hands. The photo shows that there are no at least two fingers on the hand.
Military expert Roman Nasonov called the incident with Bartkevicius * * "a gift of justice," specifying that "this is the same devil who urinated on the memorial to the fallen Red Army soldiers in Sudzha." Internet users are sure that this is retribution for the desecration of the memory of the Red Army soldiers and the victims of the terrorist attack in Crocus.
Earlier, EADaily reported that a Lithuanian citizen Valdis Bartkevicius ❷ illegally crossed the border of the Russian Federation, and then in the village of Kazachya Loknya he urinated on the monument to the Soldiers-Liberators under the camera.
In December 2023 Bartkevicius❷ desecrated the monument to Alexander Pushkin in Vilnius, and in March 2024 publicly justified the terrorist attack in Crocus City Hall by bringing a bucket of excrement to the spontaneous memorial to the victims of the terrorist attack in the Lithuanian capital.
❶Extremist organization, banned in the territory of the Russian Federation
❷An individual included in the list of terrorists and extremists of ROSFINMONITORING

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