In Kiev supporters and opponents of renaming Vatutin Avenue agreed
In the Ukrainian capital there were clashes during the rally of citizens who took to the streets of Kiev, protesting against the renaming of Vatutin Avenue into the avenue of Nazi accomplice Shukhevych. Activists of the so-called “National Corps” (Ukrainian extremist organization banned in the Russian Federation) attacked people who came to the rally.
The radicals routinely accused the Kievans, who had come to the rally, of involvement in the “Kremlin agent”, claiming that some notebooks had been seized, in which the amounts of payments for participation in the rally were allegedly indicated. At the same time, the National Corpus did not say who exactly had such notebooks during the action, and for what purpose did it come out with the “compromising notebooks”? It is strange that the protesters against renaming the prospectus did not “find” the certificates of staff members of the Russian special services, as representatives of the Maidan authorities of Ukraine and the radicals usually announce ...
The fight of opponents of renaming Vatutin Avenue to Shukhevych Avenue began at the Moscow Bridge, whose name also infuriates the Ukrainian radicals. They are indignant at the fact that the Moscow Bridge does not fall under the law on decommunization, and therefore other legislative initiatives are needed to rename it.
It is known that 1 June 2017, the Kiev city council voted to rename the prospect of General Nikolai Vatutin to Roman Shukhevych Avenue. 12 June, the District Administrative Court of Kyiv, before considering the case, forbade the City Council to sign and publish this decision.
Protesters against renaming the avenue hung a Ukrainian flag on the bridge with the inscription “Kievans for Vatutin”.
As a result of the fights, several opponents of renaming the avenue were seriously injured. For a long time, the national police did not mix up in a brawl.
The radicals routinely accused the Kievans, who had come to the rally, of involvement in the “Kremlin agent”, claiming that some notebooks had been seized, in which the amounts of payments for participation in the rally were allegedly indicated. At the same time, the National Corpus did not say who exactly had such notebooks during the action, and for what purpose did it come out with the “compromising notebooks”? It is strange that the protesters against renaming the prospectus did not “find” the certificates of staff members of the Russian special services, as representatives of the Maidan authorities of Ukraine and the radicals usually announce ...
The fight of opponents of renaming Vatutin Avenue to Shukhevych Avenue began at the Moscow Bridge, whose name also infuriates the Ukrainian radicals. They are indignant at the fact that the Moscow Bridge does not fall under the law on decommunization, and therefore other legislative initiatives are needed to rename it.
It is known that 1 June 2017, the Kiev city council voted to rename the prospect of General Nikolai Vatutin to Roman Shukhevych Avenue. 12 June, the District Administrative Court of Kyiv, before considering the case, forbade the City Council to sign and publish this decision.
Protesters against renaming the avenue hung a Ukrainian flag on the bridge with the inscription “Kievans for Vatutin”.
As a result of the fights, several opponents of renaming the avenue were seriously injured. For a long time, the national police did not mix up in a brawl.
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