A number of odious laws adopted by the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine over the past week, banning Communist symbols and recognizing commissioners of the OUN-UPA as " fighters for independence of Ukraine ", will lead to a deepening of divisions within society and the continuation of the military confrontation, experts say in Kiev. About It The Christian Science Monitor.

the Creator of the article believes that the worst moment for the adoption of such laws was impossible to pick up.

"Russia all This time claimed that the revolution on the Maidan was motivated by the ultra-nationalist aspirations, and not democratic. Now she has confirmation of this, " - says the publication.

But the biggest risk for Ukraine, from the perspective of the publication, is the other " (laws) bear the risk of deepening of the split in Ukrainian society, as the chances for reconciliation between the nationalist West of Ukraine and Pro-Russian East evaporate ".

the Creator of the material States that according to the law banning Communist symbols, for real, 112 deputies from the Communist party of Ukraine in regional parliaments are outlawed.

The second law relating to the recognition of the role of the OUN-UPA in the battle for the independence of Ukraine, writes the CSM, will lead to even greater polarization of society, as " the overwhelming number of residents of the East, whose grandfathers fought in the red army, consider them (wrestlers ) in the form of enemies."

Criticize fresh laws and in Kiev.

"This is an extremely unrealistic laws. Our MPs think that these pieces of legislation can solve the problems that We face?" - asks Mikhail Pogrebinsky, head of the independent Kiev center of political researches and conflictology.

"If our leaders want to keep the war and to deepen divisions in the country. We can't blame it on Putin. We do It ourselves, " says Irina Wireduk, the former Mayor of a town in Western Ukraine.

The Supreme court of the Russian Federation in November 2014 was included in the list of extremist organizations "Right sector" Ukrainian national Assembly - Ukrainian national self-defense "(UNA-UNSO), the Ukrainian organization "Brotherhood" and " Trident behalf of Stepan Bandera and the Ukrainian insurgent army (UPA).

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