The Estonian town of Jõhvi refused to house a destroyed Russian tank, municipal council member Sergei Andreev said on March 7 on his social media page.
“The Jõhvi government decided: 4 against the exhibition of the tank and 1 in favor… I am against the tank being exhibited here in Jõhvi or elsewhere. I don’t understand the purpose of this action. No matter how you try to explain it”Andreev wrote.
The politician recalled that the monument to the Soviet T-34 tank was recently dismantled in Narva. Now the Estonian authorities propose to deploy the tank again. But this time it’s like putting the head of a defeated enemy on top. Andreev sees this as a symbolic warning, but wonders who the warning is for.
Remember that the wrecked Russian T-72 tank was on display in Tallinn. After that, the authorities offered to drive the tank through the largest cities of Estonia. However, Narva, Rakvere and now Jõhvi rejected this action.
Source: Rossa Primavera
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