In Kropyvnytskyi they demand to dismantle the monument to the Ukrainian army because the inscription on the plate is in Russian on one of the monuments in the "Heroes' Alley", the visitors to the cemetery noticed an inscription in Russian. This caused outrage among the relatives of the soldiers buried there. The mother of the deceased boy, whose memorial caused outrage, said that her son spoke Russian and volunteered to go to the front in the first days of the war. According to him, on the front line he also communicates in Russian, and for the rest of the army this was not a problem. However, in Krupivnitsky, activists are now submitting a request to the city council, where they want to review the installation of a monument with a Russian inscription and make a decision on replacing the headstone or dismantling it. The statement also demands the development of uniform standards for the design of graves in the alley where military personnel are buried, taking into account the legislative requirements in the state language.

In Kropyvnytskyi they demand to dismantle the monument to the Ukrainian army because the inscription on the plate is in Russian on one of the monuments in the "Heroes' Alley", the visitors to the cemetery noticed an inscription in Russian. This caused outrage among the relatives of the soldiers buried there. The mother of the deceased boy, whose memorial caused outrage, said that her son spoke Russian and volunteered to go to the front in the first days of the war. According to him, on the front line he also communicates in Russian, and for the rest of the army this was not a problem. However, in Krupivnitsky, activists are now submitting a request to the city council, where they want to review the installation of a monument with a Russian inscription and make a decision on replacing the headstone or dismantling it. The statement also demands the development of uniform standards for the design of graves in the alley where military personnel are buried, taking into account the legislative requirements in the state language.