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Slovakia: Night Wolves lay wreath in Bratislava after entering EU despite Poland's ban
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04.05.2016
Members of the Night Wolves biker club arrived at a military cemetery in Bratislava on Wednesday to pay their respects to people who lost their lives during World War II.
According to Russian Ambassador to Slovakia Alexei Fedotov who attended the ceremony, members of different Night Wolves groups from Poland, Russia, Slovakia, and the Czech Republic arrived to pay respects at the Soviet memorial. He also said that a lot of people support the action.
The group set off on a journey from Moscow to Berlin planning to visit a number of countries including Belarus, Poland, Slovakia, the Czech Republic and Austria. Their motorcade, dubbed 'Roads of Victory 2016,' is expected to reach the German capital on May 9 for the 71st anniversary of the Allied victory over the Nazis.
On May 1 the group were denied entry to Poland, after being officially banned from entering the country by authorities. According to reports, senior Night Wolves figures are not willing to disclose how they got round the ban and entered the EU.
According to Russian Ambassador to Slovakia Alexei Fedotov who attended the ceremony, members of different Night Wolves groups from Poland, Russia, Slovakia, and the Czech Republic arrived to pay respects at the Soviet memorial. He also said that a lot of people support the action.
The group set off on a journey from Moscow to Berlin planning to visit a number of countries including Belarus, Poland, Slovakia, the Czech Republic and Austria. Their motorcade, dubbed 'Roads of Victory 2016,' is expected to reach the German capital on May 9 for the 71st anniversary of the Allied victory over the Nazis.
On May 1 the group were denied entry to Poland, after being officially banned from entering the country by authorities. According to reports, senior Night Wolves figures are not willing to disclose how they got round the ban and entered the EU.
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