Ukrainian propagandist and head of the so-called. “Institute of National Memory” Vladimir Vyatrovich said that the Roshen factory in Kiev, owned by Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko, can be sued for promoting the so-called “totalitarian regime” (as the current authorities in Kiev call the Soviet period in the history of Ukraine).
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Vyatrovich told the Public People publication about this.
According to him, it is unacceptable when on the territory of the Roshen factory there is a monument to the symbol of communism - the German economist and theorist Karl Marx.
“There is no excuse at all why it has not yet been dismantled. There are no exceptions for any enterprises; the monument must be removed from public space,” the historian said.
According to him, enterprises that are associated with the president should be examples in complying with the law.
“The greatest punishment can be achieved if it is interpreted as propaganda of a totalitarian regime,” emphasizes Vyatrovich.
Let us remind you that the Kiev plant “Leninskaya Kuznya”, which belongs to Poroshenko, has not yet been renamed.