Monuments to Soviet soldiers removed in Medenichi and Opory in the Lviv region
MOSCOW, March 20 – RIA Novosti. The monument on the mass grave of Soviet soldiers in the village of Medenichi and the monument to the Soviet pilots in the village of Opory, Lviv region, Drohobychsky district, were dismantled as part of the decommunization, reported In the regional military administration of Drohobych on Monday.
“The process of decommunism continues actively. As Mikhail Guk, the lawyer of the Medenichsky village council noted, last week two monuments were dismantled in the village of Opory. One to the Soviet pilots, the other to the Muscovites and the communist Kuzma Pelekhatom. They also dismantled the mass grave of Soviet soldiers on March 17. ‘ it was said.
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It is stated that preparations for the liquidation of eight more facilities are currently underway. It is also planned to rename two Pobedy streets and Gagarin street in different settlements of the district.
It began with the passing of a decommunization law in Ukraine in 2015, along with the dismantling of monuments related to Soviet history, the renaming of streets and signs. Recently, the Ukrainian authorities began to fight not only with Soviet history, but with everything connected with Russia.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov previously said that the Ukrainian authorities had pursued an aggressive policy of Russification and forced assimilation for many years.
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Source: Ria
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