Vilnius railway station has set up a photo exhibition, displaying images from the war in Ukraine to passengers on Russia…
Highlights
- Vilnius railway station has set up a photo exhibition, displaying images from the war in Ukraine to passengers on Russian transit trains between Moscow and Kaliningrad.
- The photos, which show people injured during the war, mourning people, as well as destroyed buildings, also bear inscriptions in Russian: “Today, Putin is killing the peaceful population of Ukraine.
- Do you approve of this?”
- Transit trains between Russia and Lithuania run every day, with trains also on the other side of the border between Poland and the Russian exclave of the same city of Saint Petersburg and Lithuania.
- The exhibition aims to spread the message that it is impossible to escape from reality in a free country.