The last Soviet occupier fell in the Lviv region. Yesterday, 4 monuments to Soviet soldiers were dismantled in the Chervonograd district. They became the last such facilities in the entire region

The last Soviet occupier fell in the Lviv region. Yesterday, 4 monuments to Soviet soldiers were dismantled in the Chervonograd district. They became the last such facilities in the entire region
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  5. Load it into trebuchet and sling it over the border

  6. Glad they got the same treatment as the Saddam statue. Yoink these fuckers down.

  7. The oppressors monuments have no place in the heartlands of the Ukrainian people

  9. Unbelievable that it is still taking so long to dismantle these atrocities. This should have been finished for every last communist monument in Ukraine much, much sooner. 1991? Or at least 2014.

  12. Imagine russia was a normal country, democratic, fair… Just think what a force in the world would an alliance between them and Ukraine would have been: all the resources combined, all the minds combined for the good of the people and the country. It’s almost unthinkable what could have been achieved. But instead, russia is a country of criminals and zombies, and has been like that for centuries.

  13. They should have at least given these back,, via catapult, aimed at the roof of the krimelin.

  14. Or,,, grind them into sharp shrapnel and put them into suicide drones. Make some new ‘russian heroes’ .

  16. Good. Smash them to bits and send the video to every Russian TG channel to show them how well their campaign to subjugate Ukraine is going.

  18. I can’t say I agree with war monuments being taken down….

    Majority of the names on these statues are Ukrainian men.

    I do hope Ukraine restores the names under a Ukrainian banner.

    I understand their need to do this though. Good luck slava Ukraine 🇺🇦

  20. I am an American. I was a child during the end of the Cold War. I’ve always thought Ukraine had just as much a claim, if not more, on the accomplishments of the Soviet Union as Russia. It is odd for me to see Ukraine repudiate their Soviet heritage when Ukraine was indispensable to the USSR.

  22. If it’s brass or copper, I have an idea of what the metal could be used for…

  23. Good riddance to the ugliness and void of the Soviet psyche. Welcome to the energy of the Ukrainian spirit shinning brightly, in art as in life!

  28. They will all be replaced with real ukrainian war heroes!!
    No fake soviet regime history anymore!!!
    A very good day for ukraine culture…

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