VIDEO: RS Police banned anti-fascists from approaching the monument on Kozara

Edin Ramulić, the head of the war victims' association "Izvor" from Prijedor, published photos and a video from yesterday's commemoration of the 74th anniversary of the famous Battle of Kozara. Anti-fascists gathered at this site to remember the bright days of the defensive-liberation war of 1941-1945 and pay tribute to all anti-fascists who gave their lives in World War II, reports the Patria news agency.

Along with the video, Ramulić wrote:

-The moment when stewards and police, without any justification, banned anti-fascists from approaching the monument to mark Kozara Day with partisan songs. They stopped them next to fairground tents with trinkets and roasted meat. The anti-fascists were very loud, sang about ten songs, and danced the Kozara kolo near the gathered people.

Still, they did not attract the attention of the sycophantic teams of public television services, who were chasing ministers on Kozara with their microphones and cameras. All three public services disgraced themselves equally today. The group of anti-fascists tripled compared to last year, and if it continues to grow at that rate, the day when Kozara will again be liberated from nationalists and national enemies is not far. 

Watch the video HERE