Russian flag spotted in the window of a Minsk high-rise PHOTO FACT
"Minsk, good morning. What the hell is this?" — wrote the author of the post on Threads. The publication gathered over 123 thousand views and about 1300 comments, "Salidarnasts" noted . Belarusians suggest filing complaints against the apartment residents and also ask: where are the security forces looking?
In the comments, it was suggested that the photo was taken in the residential complex "Minsk World":
"The majority of apartments in 'Minsk World' are bought by citizens of the Russian Federation, and the rest by rural residents of the Republic of Belarus. Therefore, it's not surprising."
Belarusians note that, according to the legislation of the Republic of Belarus, it is forbidden to display anything on the facades of an apartment building without the permission of all apartment owners, and suggest filing complaints.
"Neighbors from the east came to look at the internet," users comment.
"A Zzwonderful neighbor settled in your house…"
"One does not go into a stranger's monastery with one's own rules. I have Russian citizenship, but I have lived in Belarus for a long time, and, honestly, this is unpleasant, and I can understand why. One can love their homeland in different ways, and, as a rule, love is expressed more quietly, while this is some kind of show-off."
"Unauthorized single picket by demonstrating symbols of a foreign state. It is unlikely that permission for this action was requested and obtained from the executive committee. The question is: where are the law enforcement agencies looking?" — some ask.
"We have the same neighbor in our yard. A flag across the entire balcony," a social media user pointed out.
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