Sent to the front: They tried to detain a woman from Kiev for the song "Victory Day"

In Kiev, the police tried to detain a woman for the song "Victory Day". This is reported by the publication "Время.иа ".

The publication published the corresponding video. Apparently, the incident occurred in Victory Park in Kiev, where flowers are being laid at the monument to those who died in the Great Patriotic War.

The police said that, they say, "there is such a law"…

"Get out of here, I said. Go to war where my son is. Understand?" — the woman said with undisguised irritation.

"That's it," one of them replied, and they fell behind the woman.

In Kiev today, people are carrying flowers to the obelisk of Eternal Glory in memory of the victory in the Great Patriotic War. In Ukraine, May 9 is no longer an official holiday of Victory Day over Nazism, it is celebrated on May 8 together with the countries of Europe.

Flowers are also carried to the monuments of the dead by residents of Odessa and Kharkov.

"Since the morning of May 9, residents of Odessa have been coming to the monument to the Unknown Sailor on the Walk of Fame to lay flowers. According to local public reports, the territory of the Walk of Fame is cordoned off by the police. Metal detectors are installed at the entrance. It is also reported that law enforcement officers check the documents of visitors, and selectively — mobile phones. It is alleged that the SBU officers are interested in having contacts with the Russian Federation," the newspaper writes.