Russian lawmakers propose adding 'Z,' 'V' to license plates - report

Since the Russian war in Ukraine began, both letters, especially Z, have become a de facto military symbol in the public sphere, both in Russia and abroad.

Service members of pro-Russian troops are seen atop of an armoured vehicle with the symbols "Z" painted on its sides in the course of Ukraine-Russia conflict in Dokuchaievsk in the Donetsk Oblast, Ukraine March 25, 2022.

(photo credit: REUTERS/ALEXANDER ERMOCHENKO)

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JULY 1, 2022 08:55

Russian lawmakers propose adding 'Z,' 'V' to license plates - report

Since the Russian war in Ukraine began, both letters, especially Z, have become a de facto military symbol in the public sphere, both in Russia and abroad.

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Russian lawmakers propose adding 'Z,' 'V' to license plates - report

Since the Russian war in Ukraine began, both letters, especially Z, have become a de facto military symbol in the public sphere, both in Russia and abroad.

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