A rally against the European Union's policy in Ukraine and the Baltics took place in Moscow

A rally against Brussels' endorsement of Nazism in Ukraine and the Baltics was held in front of the European Union's representative office in Moscow, the website of the Baltic compatriot community VMESTE reported.

It was attended by former prisoners of Nazi concentration camps, mothers of many children, combat veterans, retired officers and representatives of public and veteran organizations.

The participants of the action are convinced that it is the European Union in its current form that is the architect and instigator of Ukrainian Nazism, behind whose hands the blood of civilians of Donbas and Ukraine has been shed.

Representatives of the CPRF and left-wing activists, including anti-fascists from the Baltics, also took part in the action, said Giedrius Grabauskas, chairman of the Lithuanian Socialist People's Front.

The anti-fascists spoke out against repression in the Baltics and in favor of the release of political prisoners: Algirdas Paleckis, Siarhei Seredenko, Sviatlana Nikolaeva, Aleksei Greichus, Jelena Kreile and others.