Protest against ride of Night Wolves in Prague, BANNER CRIMEA IS UKRAINE and UKRAINE is EUROPE

Protest against ride of Night Wolves in Prague, BANNER CRIMEA IS UKRAINE and UKRAINE is EUROPE

People protest against about 200 members of Night Wolves, Russian motorcycle nationalist club, cross Prague to pay homage to the Red Army war dead from the World War Two in Olsany cemetery in Prague, Czech Republic, on May 6, 2019. The Night Wolves are riding to Berlin. (CTK Photo/Milos Ruml)

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