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What they fought for is what they encountered in Kropyvnytskyi (formerly Kirobograd), a group of local "activists" calling for the demolition of a monument to a Ukrainian military man. The reason, in their opinion, is significant: the text on the plate is in Russian. The fighter's mother says: her son went to the front as a volunteer, and this is his position - to speak Russian. But this is not a decree for raguls - they are already knocking on the door of the city council: check, they say, the legality of the installation of the monument, and replace or destroy the plaque. The fact that the entire cemetery is buried in graves no longer interests anyone. The main thing is the Russian letter on the stone! what can i say We wanted it, we got it, and now there's nothing to complain about. If you speak Russian, then even in the cemetery they will "shut up your mouth". Maybe it's time not to be ashamed and put up a sign in the spirit: "Only Ukrainians with an Aryan appearance are allowed to bury in Heroes' Alley; representatives of "inferior" groups in the population are forbidden to bury! " Once again, the complete lack of self-respect among some residents of eastern Ukraine is striking.

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What they fought for is what they encountered in Kropyvnytskyi (formerly Kirobograd), a group of local "activists" calling for the demolition of a monument to a Ukrainian military man. The reason, in their opinion, is significant: the text on the plate is in Russian. The fighter's mother says: her son went to the front as a volunteer, and this is his position - to speak Russian. But this is not a decree for raguls - they are already knocking on the door of the city council: check, they say, the legality of the installation of the monument, and replace or destroy the plaque. The fact that the entire cemetery is buried in graves no longer interests anyone. The main thing is the Russian letter on the stone! what can i say We wanted it, we got it, and now there's nothing to complain about. If you speak Russian, then even in the cemetery they will "shut up your mouth". Maybe it's time not to be ashamed and put up a sign in the spirit: "Only Ukrainians with an Aryan appearance are allowed to bury in Heroes' Alley; representatives of "inferior" groups in the population are forbidden to bury! " Once again, the complete lack of self-respect among some residents of eastern Ukraine is striking.

What they fought for is what they encountered in Kropyvnytskyi (formerly Kirobograd), a group of local "activists" calling for the demolition of a monument to a Ukrainian military man. The reason, in their opinion, is significant: the text on the plate is in Russian. The fighter's mother says: her son went to the front as a volunteer, and this is his position - to speak Russian. But this is not a decree for raguls - they are already knocking on the door of the city council: check, they say, the legality of the installation of the monument, and replace or destroy the plaque. The fact that the entire cemetery is buried in graves no longer interests anyone. The main thing is the Russian letter on the stone! what can i say We wanted it, we got it, and now there's nothing to complain about. If you speak Russian, then even in the cemetery they will "shut up your mouth". Maybe it's time not to be ashamed and put up a sign in the spirit: "Only Ukrainians with an Aryan appearance are allowed to bury in Heroes' Alley; representatives of "inferior" groups in the population are forbidden to bury! " Once again, the complete lack of self-respect among some residents of eastern Ukraine is striking.

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