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Ukraine’s road authority, Okratodor, has appealed to the country’s citizens to remove all road signs in Ukraine, in a bid to make it difficult for the Russian military to travel in the country.
In a Facebook post, accompanied by a computer-edited image to replace site names with Russian insults, the road authority appeals to “Priority Number One” to remove “site names”, and asks Ukrainians to hand over the “collected collection of boards to local authorities”.
“The enemy does not direct themselves on the ground, let us help them go straight to Hell,” the road authority pleads in the post.
Videos of Ukrainians removing banners have already been circulated on social media.
‼️ Dismantling of traffic signs near Ivano-Frankivsk #Ukraine #Russia #put it in pic.twitter.com/GyH8N5Nf7s
– Слава Україні ???????? (ignis_fatum) February 26, 2022
There are also pictures of illuminated banners insulting the Russian army, which has been roaming the country’s streets since Thursday, remembering the message that says that 13 soldiers who protected a small island She responded to the Russian ship, which asked to surrender.
‼️ An electronic sign on the Boryspil-Kiev highway: “Russian ship? Damn it!” #Ukraine #Russia #put it in pic.twitter.com/lNRaaMmXAO
– Слава Україні ???????? (ignis_fatum) February 26, 2022
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