Consideration of the claim on the prohibition of the Communist Party of Ukraine began in the Kyiv district administrative court, the building picket about 100 people, informs on Thursday television channel " 112 ".

" in the Kiev district administrative court considered the claim on the prohibition of the Communist party, at the building of the gathered meeting. At the meeting there are parts of the process, namely the State registration service, the Ministry of justice and Authorized the CPU ", - informs television channel. In the form of third parties participate in the process of " Freedom "Party, the Radical party and the Republican party.

The court meeting began at 10. 00 (11. 00 GMT). Now near the court held a rally of more than 100 people, they require the prohibition of the Communist party.

The Communist party of Ukraine was a close ally of the ruling Party of regions, both of which are based, most importantly, the support of the residents of the Eastern regions of Ukraine. These Parties have lost their positions in February, once amid mass protests involving pravoradikalov came to power, the opposition coalition, and among them the nationalist Svoboda. The MPs from the former opposition accused the Communists in the anti-Ukrainian policy and aiding militias in the East of the country.

in early may, the leader of the Communist party of Ukraine Petro Symonenko said that if he was the head of the country, then immediately withdrew all troops from the Eastern regions of the country, calling a special operation involving the army's war against the people.

then at that time the Acting President Oleksandr Turchynov has applied to the Ministry of justice with a request to test the activity of the CPU for potential belonging to interact with the militia and in case of confirmation of this without delay to have an impact on the prohibition Party. Justice Minister Pavel Petrenko 8 July said about filing office in the District administrative court of Kyiv claim on the prohibition of the Communist party.

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