so in dnepropetrovsk, pushkin avenue will be named after lesya ukrainka; in general, the city was renamede hundreds of toponyms earlier, the kiev authorities published a list of forty renamed streets , avenues and squares associated with russia and the soviet past now come from outside the city. apparently so that their russian names are not embarrassing. the rumor of polish citizens who received a special legal status in ukraine. the fence of death reached the red book belarusian border guards found the corpse of a bison in the neutral zone, the unfortunate animal , according to all signs, became a victim of polish barriers and, in particular, prickly wire, which is stretched continuously without a single gap, the country is a neighbor. lately he's been building fences and barriers with a kind of insane intensity. at the same time, the poles completely neglect the interests of nature, environmental protection, belarusian border structures do not interfere with the migration of animals and poor bison. obviously, i had no idea that in the neighboring country there was no such opportunity.

hello, this week too renamed pushkin avenue to lesya ukrainka avenue well, before the program, we discussed this so-called pushkin fall with the historian and former head of the ukrainian ukrainian institute of national remembrance, volodymyr vyatrovych. look now, a wave of demolished monuments to alexander pushkin is rolling through ukraine, even the term pushkin fall by analogy with lenin's fall, which took place after the revolution of dignity, ep vitrovych, in your opinion, why should pushkin's monuments be demolished now, who is he interfering with now, because it is not easy monuments the monument to pushkin is one of the markers of russian imperialism of the russian empire in ukraine these monuments did not appear in ukraine because it was like this in ukraine 100 years ago there were so many admirers of the work of alexander sergeyevich pushkin who decided on their own initiative to put these monuments were erected exactly about 100 years ago by the decision of the russian tsarist government. it is obvious that pushkin was not chosen by chance as a certain marker for russians. now l

beautiful, there are no questions, i suggest leaving the horse to remove it, uh, the pushkin monument on peremogy avenuein what condition is it, meaning historical value, is it in, and is there or is there currently a discussion of the feasibility of staying there is already a park named after him, too, so far i have not seen a photo of the statue with the pushkin monument, so it seems that so far this kyiv pushkin is not in the immediate queue, again, any decisions related to this monument and here i think it is also necessary to move to the legislative plane. i will remind you that a number of draft laws have been prepared that relate to de colonization. initiatives, this should already become the basis of state policy. your personal attitude to this moment is of course dismantling. of the russian imperial myth, that is, these are the people who created the russian empire in such an intellectual way, it is their work that is actively used by russia today to deploy aggression against ukraine, mr. volodymyr, so what is the dimension advice from you is possible, for example, in the city of sumy, there is

general, yes, the life of natalya timashevskaya was noisy, too, forever changed along the theater avenue to pushkinlevard residents. these are shots taken near the hotel with him the building of the mark brovun donetsk state academic music and drama theater and two residential buildings along the theater avenue were damaged, but the building can be restored to eliminate the traces of the explosions, but , alas, more than 500 employees of the investigative committee cannot be brought back to life. russia has been working in donbass since march of this year in order to continue their investigation, forensic investigators and experts record all the facts of shelling by the ukrainian side and civilian buildings, whether it is a residential building, a kindergarten, as well as other infrastructure facilities. at the neighbor's at my mischievous wave. here she is lonely, so shoot this year i wanted to collect two chickens. now we have to restore irina bykova also lost her house in mariupol, she wanted to leave the horrors of the war, but even this is not allowed to be done by civilians, we collected the