The "Z" logo is believed to be Russian shorthand for “victory” and is being called “the new swastika” by critics around the world.

Japanese airline Zipair removes ‘Z’ logo to avoid mix-up over Russia support By . Nika Shakhnazarova. Published June 16, 2022. Updated June 16, 2022, 10:29 a.m. ET. Explore More ...

The company, a subsidiary of Japan Airlines, announced that as of June 18, the “Z” logo would be covered by a decal of a pattern of stripes until all the planes in its fleet can be repainted.

Zurich Insurance axes its famous 'Z' logo after letter became Russian pro war symbol. Logo is being removed by the company as it does not want to be misinterpreted ...

The prevalence of the symbol on Russian vehicles means it has been demonised with Ukraine supporters, with some even comparing it to the swastika. While many Russians have protested against the ...

A Japanese airline is removing a "Z" logo from its planes to avoid being seen as supporting Russia. Zipair is replacing it with a green, black and white pattern instead, The Japan Times reported.

World War ‘Z’: What’s the meaning behind Russian propaganda symbol emerging as ‘the new swastika’? Backers of the invasion have adopted ‘Z’ as a logo to wear their support on their ...

Russia Today has been slammed for selling 'Z' merchandise to support the country's brutal invasion of Ukraine.. The state-controlled TV network started flogging items with the logo - which was on ...

Sellers on Taobao, a Chinese marketplace akin to Amazon, are selling shirts with the pro-Russia "Z." Insider saw at least four listings for the shirt, one of which had clocked over 100 sales.

In Russia, Vladimir Putin's propaganda machine is operating at full speed. Russians are adopting the “Z” as a symbol of national pride, and it can be seen on cars and vans in Moscow.

People wave Russian flags and flags with letter 'Z' in the colors of the ribbon of Saint George, which has become a symbol of support for Russian military action in Ukraine, reading "We don't give ...

ZURICH INSURANCE has ditched its iconic letter Z logo after the Russian invasion of Ukraine saw the sign become associated with Vladimir Putin's bloody war with his southern neighbour. By James Lee.