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I was watching Russia Today, with the annoying British guy, and they had a story on the Crimeans who were protesting the US Marines who were there. A bunch of them had flags that I'd never seen before. It was like the Russian flag, but without the white field -- top half was blue, bottom half red. Anyone know what this is? I thought it might be the Crimean flag, but I googled it, and it doesn't look like what showed up.
http://www.krym.gower.pl/zdjecia/godlo_flaga_ark.jpg
The Crimean emblem and flag
Yeah. That's definitely not it -- that's what I got in google. That's what confuses me about the flag they were waving...Quote:
Originally Posted by Leof
Is it the one on this picture, kinda hard to see?
http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk/media/image...ine_ap203b.jpg
I might suppose it's a flag of Black Sea Navy - русский черноморский флот - or elsewhat.
I can't tell. :( I've googled for other pics, but nothing really. That sucks...Quote:
Originally Posted by kalinka_vinnie
Anyway the blue field should mean the SEA
and the red filed...a blood? A meat? A strawberry?
Perhaps they just didn't find a piece of a white material to make a normal Russian flag?
I can't see the flags propely, but it looks like flags of "Блок Наталии Витренко" (one of the Ukrainian opposer parties).
This is the only thing I found on it:
http://www.vitrenko.org.ua/news/meetings/44198880f3113/
Edit- and this:
http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u ... 27d15d6328
Maybe it was the Vitrenko flag then...or maybe I'm just insane...Quote:
Originally Posted by Volk