Museum's senior researcher Fyodor Kokin poses past a painting at the exhibition "NATO. A Chronicle Of Cruelty" at the Museum of Contemporary History of Russia in Moscow. Photo: AFP
Paintings of wounded children and grieving women line the walls, while loudspeakers spit out the sound of approaching war planes.
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'NATO. A Chronicle Of Cruelty' exhibition
Museum's senior researcher Fyodor Kokin poses past a painting at the exhibition "NATO. A Chronicle Of Cruelty" at the Museum of Contemporary History of Russia in Moscow. Photo: AFP
Visitors pass by a glass cabinet exhibit with a Ukrainian car plate and a US flag at the Museum of Contemporary History of Russia in Moscow. Photo: AFP
Paintings of wounded children and grieving women line the walls, while loudspeakers spit out the sound of approaching war planes at this Moscow exhibit depicting NATO's "crimes" amid Russia's military campaign in Ukraine. Photo: AFP
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