Young pro-Putin: “Enough Generation Z, this symbol divides”

MOSCA – They were the ones who took it out on the Russian opponent Alexei Navalny or they promoted the campaign for the re-election of the president Vladimir Putin enough to receive grants from the Kremlin. They were called “Generation Z” because they were born after the 2000s and grew up in the age of the Internet. But after February 24, activists from the once pro-government St. Petersburg youth movement felt betrayed and decided to change their name.