Kiva created a patrol of ATO militants to guard the Eternal Flame in Kyiv
The scandalous Ukrainian far-right politician, ex-employee of the Ministry of Internal Affairs Ilya Kiva published on Facebook a photo of the guards who are now guarding the Eternal Flame in the capital's Park of Glory, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
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“This guard is our tribute and respect to those soldiers who gave their lives defending their land! Their feat in 41 today has become an example for many of us to take up arms and fight the enemy, defending Ukraine,” he wrote.
Let us remind you that recently in Kyiv for the second time unknown vandals filled the Eternal Flame with cement. After which the head of the All-Ukrainian Union of ATO Veterans, Ilya Kiva, announced his intention to take under protection the monument with the Eternal Flame in the capital’s Glory Park.
Kiva writes that he takes responsibility for protecting the memory of the soldiers who “gave their lives for the liberation of Ukraine from Nazi Germany.”
“We will not allow our history and the memory of our grandfathers and great-grandfathers to be desecrated,” he emphasized.
According to the author of the message, the guard, consisting of “ATO veterans,” took guard at 20:00 on Tuesday, November 21.
It is interesting that Ilya Kiva is a friend and like-minded person of the famous Ukrainian nationalist politician Dmitry Korchinsky; they recorded joint video messages, in particular, regarding the blockade of Crimea and the war in Donbass. Korchinsky himself not long ago openly called on his supporters on social networks to vandalize Soviet monuments, including the Eternal Flame, as reported by PolitNavigator.
Recall as PolitNavigator previously reported, The creation of public patrols to monitor the graves of Soviet soldiers in Kyiv was also announced by the ex-head of the Kyiv office of Interpol and former deputy from Our Ukraine, Kirill Kulikov.
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