This section of the protest installation outside the Russian Embassy on Pikk St. features striking posters that use language and graphic design to convey urgent anti-war messages. The black banner in the center features stylized white text that mimics the sound or urgency of a warning siren. The Ukrainian text translates to "Air raid alert" (Повітряна тривога), followed by the command "KILL" in large red letters. This likely references the constant threat of bombardment facing Ukrainian civilians and calls for defensive action against the aggressors. The poster on the right, designed with yellow and blue text on a white background, carries a message in English: "And you thought that war is simple?" with the word "UKRAINE" stylized in the center. It challenges the viewer to confront the complexities and brutality of the conflict. To the left, there is a collage of photos showing the devastation of Ukrainian cities, including bombed-out residential buildings (likely Mariupol or Kharkiv), serving as visual evidence of war crimes. While partially obscured, other signs in this installation series often include direct messages to Vladimir Putin, such as the famous slogan "Follow your leader" (referencing Hitler's suicide in a bunker), which has been a recurring theme in protests here. Tallinn, Estonia
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