Biker Rally, organized by the local Department of motor club " Night wolves ", in memory of the dead last year in Kiev Maidan soldiers of the Crimean detachment of special forces "Berkut" was held in the cities of the Crimea.

A convoy of cars and motorcycles launched from Yalta from the Temple of Archangel Michael and will follow the route Alushta - Simferopol - Sevastopol.

in addition to motorcyclists participate in the rally of the Crimean Union of veterans of Afghanistan, the Crimean Union of Marines, militia.

at the end point of the route is in Sevastopol on Nakhimov square held a rally "Intimidad" and the concert.

"the rally is involved 200-300 cars. It is about 800 - 1000 people. Our Rally dedicated to the memory of the Dead berkutova on the battle with the brown plague - against fascism ", - told reporters the head of the Crimean motorcycle club "Night wolves" Alexander Medvedev (skating Rink).

in his vision, the citizens of Russia must draw lessons from this history of Ukraine and defend their homeland, not to allow Western politicians to shake gaining strength and developing of the Russian Federation.

"We will not allow American "termites" SAP the foundations of Russia, We will not allow them to surreptitiously as small morawiecki, softly turned the Foundation, and then BAM, everything collapsed as It failed in Ukraine, Libya, the Syrian Arab Republic ", - said Motociclisti.

The rally was held under the auspices of the President of the Russian Federation, head of the Crimea Sergey Aksenov and the head of the Sevastopol Sergei meniailo.

in Kyiv on 18 February last year were launched large-scale riots in the street with the participation of supporters of euromayday. Then they were injured nearly 300 law enforcement officers, 7 policemen lost their lives, and among them three from the Crimea.

Dead Crimean - senior Lieutenant Dmitry Vlasenko, the senior warrant officer - employee of "Berkut" Andrew Fedyukina and Lieutenant Vitaly Goncharova February 22, 2014 accompanied on his last journey in the center of Simferopol, to say goodbye to them came thousands of Crimeans.

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