Formanchuk: the decision of Parliament finally went beyond the powers of common sense
\Hugo sense and reinforces anti-Russian project on Ukraine, said Last news the head of the Crimean branch of the Institute of socio-economic and political studies (ISAPI), Deputy head of the Public chamber of the Republic Alexander Formanchuk....

The adoption by the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine of laws prohibiting the imposition of Communist symbols and the glorification of the members of the OUN-UPA indicates the final loss of common sense and reinforces anti-Russian project on Ukraine, said Last news the head of the Crimean branch of the Institute of socio-economic and political studies (ISAPI), Deputy head of the Public chamber of the Republic Alexander Formanchuk.
The Verkhovna Rada on Thursday adopted a law banning the Communist and the national socialist (Nazi) totalitarian regimes in Ukraine and their symbolism, as well as the law on the recognition of OUN-UPA fighters for independence of Ukraine in the twentieth century and provided the right of its members to social guarantees.
"It is regrettable to state that the process has gone beyond the powers of common sense. Ukraine is rapidly establishes an anti-Russian project of the capital of the U.S., " said formanchuk.
The decision of Parliament, in the opinion of the expert, are the effect of national mobilization, but million Ukrainians, especially the older generation, These Solutions will cause a dull resistance. These Solutions are aimed at young men, who for 20 years were etched adequate perception of the Soviet preceding.
Glorification of the members of the OUN, the UPA and equating them to war veterans on the eve of the 70th anniversary of the Victory - It's like "pass the roller on memory million people," said formanchuk. However, more active steps to implement this policy by the authorities of Ukraine will lead to the emergence of resistance within the country, which will bring down the government in Kiev.
"7 million have lost their lives or were deported to Germany during WWII, Ukraine was one of the most received damage during the war. This historical memory, against which ends always sad, " says the specialist.