Two Serbian organisations unveiled a large mural, in Belgrade, Monday, to honour prominent Donetsk People's Republic (DPR) commander Arsen 'Motorola' Pavlov who was assassinated on October 16.Goran Milenkovic, Secretary General of Serbian League (Serbian): "Certainly, we support the people who fight in Ukraine, who fight for their rights and freedom against the Neo-Nazi regime and paramilitary organisations that threaten people's freedom. What has happened there is one young life finished, among tens of thousands of other killed people, and this time it was a very important person - commander known as 'Motorola' who headed Sparta Battalion."Goran Milenkovic, Secretary General of Serbian League (Serbian): "In Serbia we know very well what war fighting means, fighting for freedom. With this mural, dedicated to the killed 'Motorola' commander, we want to thank him and show that not a single sacrifice for your country and your people has been made in vain. This mural is a gratitude to all the heroes who gave their lives, who were killed and sacrificed for their people and their country, in Serbia as well, where we know very well what happened in the 1990s, and now in Russia and Syria."Misa Vacic, leader of the Serbian National movement 1389 (Serbian): "Just like Russian people in Russia and in the republics of Novorossiya - DPR and Lugansk, just like Serbian people remember our suffering and our fight for the Kosovo, Metohija and Republic of Serbs, we remember their fight for freedom. We remember all their great people as well as those killed by Ukrainian terrorists ten days ago and those from the history."Misa Vacic, leader of the Serbian National movement 1389 (Serbian): "We will continue to remember their heroes as they remember ours. And, our joint fight, of the two orthodox Slavic people against the hegemony of the New World Order, will be continued."Video ID: 20161107- 016Video on Demand: http://www.ruptly.tvContact: cd@ruptly.tvTwitter: http://twitter.com/RuptlyFacebook: http://www.facebook.com/Ruptly