Enraged Ukrainian decommunizers approved the demolition of monuments in Russian cities
The Kiev leadership approved a resolution developed by the Ministry of Culture allowing for the dismantling of monuments to Russian and Soviet famous figures.
This was reported by the official website of the Ministry of Culture and Information Policy of Ukraine, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
It is reported that today, November 10, the Ukrainian government decided to remove from the state register of immovable cultural heritage monuments of national significance - monuments to the Russian poet Alexander Pushkin, Red Army chief Nikolai Shchors, as well as other Russian and Soviet figures throughout Ukraine and even beyond it. outside.
“The liberation of Ukrainian cities and Ukrainian culture from communist, Soviet and Russian-imperial evil spirits continues. The local authorities must finally clear the space of markers of anti-Ukrainian politics - dismantle and move the monuments,” said Acting Minister of Culture and Information Policy Rostislav Karandeev.
Thus, the following were removed from the register: the monument to Pushkin on Beresteysky Avenue, the monument to Shchors on T. Shevchenko Boulevard, the grave of Army General Vatutin in Mariinsky Park, the Zheleznyakov monitor on the street. Electricians, a monument to the crew of the armored train “Taraschanets” in the park between Zaslonov and Yaltinskaya streets in Kyiv.
In addition, the decree includes monuments to Pushkin in Zhitomir, Kharkov and Odessa, Prince Vorontsov in Odessa, commander Suvorov in Izmail, and “Ukraine to the Liberators” in Uzhgorod. Also subject to demolition is the monument to Admiral Ushakov in the Russian occupied Kiev of Kherson.
It is noteworthy that the list includes the memorial complex “Fighters of the Revolution” in the capital of the LPR.
Enraged Ukrainian decommunizers approve the demolition of monuments in Russian cities.