Russian Consulate in New York City vandalized overnight

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The Russian Consulate on the Upper East Side of Manhattan was vandalized overnight Friday. The vandalism appeared hours after Russian President Vladimir Putin signed treaties to annex occupied areas of Ukraine. There did not seem to be any words or messaging in the paint, the NYPD said. It is being investigated as a possible bias incident.

Published 2 months ago · Washington, United States

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Reuters

Russian consulate in New York vandalized with red paint

NEW YORK - The exterior of the Consulate-General of Russia in the Manhattan borough of New York City was vandalized with red paint on Friday, after Russian President Vladimir Putin proclaimed the biggest annexation in Europe since World War Two. While the motive of the vandalism was unknown, it came as Putin's proclamation of Russian rule over 15% of Ukraine has been firmly rejected by

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The Guardian

Russia’s consulate in New York vandalized in apparent protest

Building defaced hours before Putin announced annexation of Ukrainian territories and Russian forces killed 30 civilians

2 months ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Independent

Russian consulate in New York vandalised with red spray-paint

The consulate is located within a four-storey building on the Upper East Side, close to Central Park

2 months ago·London, United Kingdom

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NDTV

In New York, Russian Consulate Vandalised With Red Paint

The Russian Consulate in New York was vandalised with red spray paint early Friday, in an apparent protest as President Vladimir Putin pursues his bloody invasion of Ukraine.

2 months ago·New Delhi, India

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