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Exhibition in Prague dedicated to war in Donbass

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Exhibition in Prague dedicated to war in Donbass


25.11.2021

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Photographs by military correspondent Kristina Melnikova are exhibited in Prague, EADaily reports. Melnikova spent several years in Donbass, and also covered the military conflict in Nagorno-Karabakh. The organizers of the exhibition are the Czech Communist Party, and the editorial staff of the Halo noviny newspaper.

Chairwoman of the Communist Party of the Czech Republic and Moravia, Member of the European Parliament (MEP) Katerina Konecna thanked the Russian photographer. According to her, it is very important to remember that war is near and that it is important to do everything possible to stop war conflicts. The MEP urged the inhabitants of Prague to visit the exhibition in order to realize the whole scope of this war tragedy. 

The exhibition features several dozen photographs. Among them are portraits of Donbass volunteers and photographs of civilians caught up in the very center of hostilities, photographs from the military and post-war Stepanakert - the largest city of the self-proclaimed Republic of Artsakh. 

Kristina Melnikova thanked the organizers for providing a venue where it is possible to talk honestly about what is happening in Donbass.

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