Femen staged a naked rally in front of the Iranian Embassy in Ukraine: They "cursed" Tehran and Moscow. Photos and video

On Friday, October 4, activists of the Femen movement staged a rally near the Iranian Embassy in Kyiv. In this way, they protested against Tehran's military support for Russia.

This was reported by an OBOZ.UA correspondent. The activists arrived at the embassy building on a moped and undressed right in front of the entrance.

They were shouting: "Fu*k Russia," "Fu*k Iran."

They painted the same slogans on their bodies.

The embassy representatives did not comment on the action, although they came out of the building and took pictures.

In conclusion, the activists left a sticker of the Russian flag on the door of the building.

Femen was founded in Ukraine in 2008 as an international social movement. Since then, it has become famous for its "naked" protests, particularly against discrimination against women and corruption. The leader of the organization is Hanna Hutsol.

As OBOZ.UA reported, last month it became known that Russia received the first batch of Fath-360 short-range ballistic missiles from Iran. Previously, it was about the supply of more than 200 missiles.

However, according to Reuters, the entire shipment turned out to be incomplete, as it did not contain missile launchers.

According to ISW analysts, Tehran delayed the delivery of launchers for the Fath-360 because of the decision to send more missiles instead of bulky launchers, which Moscow could easily find an alternative to.

On the night of September 29, drones blew up a Russian Defense Ministry warehouse in the Volgograd region of Russia, where some of Iran's ballistics and launchers were stored.

Iranian President Massoud Peseshkian said at a meeting of the UN General Assembly that Tehran is seeking talks with the West over allegations of supplying ballistic missiles to Russia, denying the accusations and saying that Iran does not support Russia's war against Ukraine.

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