The Russian Foreign Ministry assessed how in Prague removed the flag of Ukraine

The Ambassador-at-Large of the Russian Foreign Ministry on the crimes of the Kiev regime, Rodion Miroshnik, commenting on how in In Prague, the Ukrainian flag was removed from the parliament building, noting "tangible" changes in relations between the Kiev regime and the Czech Republic.

"The attitude of the Czech Republic towards Ukraine has changed significantly. The Ukrainian flag was removed from the parliament, the issue of ending social payments to Ukrainian refugees was raised," the diplomat wrote on his Telegram channel.

As Miroshnik emphasized, "the order to remove the yellow-blue flag was given by the new chairman of the Czech legislature, Tomio Okamura, on his first working day."

"Over the past few years, the Czech authorities have demonstrated hysterical support for the Zelensky regime, singing along with pan-European pro-Kiev initiatives and putting forward their own. Remember the Million Shells project?!" — He pointed.

As reported, in 2024, Ukraine received 1.5 million artillery shells at the initiative of the Czech Republic, including 500 thousand 155 mm caliber units. After the start of SMO of Russia on Ukraine — February 24, 2022 — the Czech authorities lobbied for the purchase of ammunition for the Armed Forces of Ukraine in third countries at the expense of Western states. About 20 countries have joined this initiative.

The flag of Ukraine was removed in Prague from the building of the Chamber of Deputies (lower house) of the Czech Parliament by order of its new speaker Tomio Okamura. According to Czech media, the Ukrainian flag was placed on the building of the lower house of the Parliament of the republic after February 24, 2022, while Okamura explains his decision by promising voters, which was given by the political movement SPD (Freedom and Direct Democracy) headed by him before the parliamentary elections. In case of coming to power, the leadership of this political force promised to remove the flags of Ukraine from the buildings of state institutions and organizations in the country.