A social media post alleges that Russia is constructing parks featuring replicas of Soviet-era occupation monuments dismantled across Europe, including copies of monuments in Riga. The author criticizes this activity as a manifestation of psychological imbalance within Russian society, describing it as a cult glorifying occupation and genocide. The tweets emphasize that this practice is not mere nostalgia but a systemic ideological condition, highlighting the ongoing political propaganda value of such monuments. The author contrasts the Russian federal authorities' approach with Latvian civil society which successfully pressured the removal of such monuments in Latvia. The post includes critical reflections on the mental health of individuals participating in these activities and calls for decisive actions like the complete eradication of Cyrillic script as symbolic of overcoming this legacy.

A social media post alleges that Russia is constructing parks featuring replicas of Soviet-era occupation monuments dismantled across Europe, including copies of monuments in Riga. The author criticizes this activity as a manifestation of psychological imbalance within Russian society, describing it as a cult glorifying occupation and genocide. The tweets emphasize that this practice is not mere nostalgia but a systemic ideological condition, highlighting the ongoing political propaganda value of such monuments. The author contrasts the Russian federal authorities' approach with Latvian civil society which successfully pressured the removal of such monuments in Latvia. The post includes critical reflections on the mental health of individuals participating in these activities and calls for decisive actions like the complete eradication of Cyrillic script as symbolic of overcoming this legacy.