Ukrainian parliamentary party, the Opposition bloc demands to give a legal assessment and punish those responsible for the demolition of the three Soviet-era monuments in Kharkov. 3 monuments were demolished in Kharkov on the night of Saturday, disassembly video was posted to the world wide web. focusing on video, demolished monuments to Soviet statesman Sergo Ordzhonikidze, revolutionary, civil war Nikolay Rudnev and Chairman of the Central Executive Committee Yakov Sverdlov. The police did not react to these actions. "The opposition bloc will not give the opportunity to "dismantle" the Ukraine! We demand that the police office to give a legal assessment of the incident that happened in Kharkov, detect and punish the guilty. We call on the international Commonwealth to pay serious attention to the violation of European norms and values of democracy that are taking place in Ukraine ", - reported in circulation of the "Opposition bloc" posted on the Internet representation of the party. the appeal says that the party does not evaluate the role of these personalities in history, but destroy the monuments only vandals. "the Opposition bloc stressed that these issues must be decided by the people at the local referenda, and not the actions of vandals or on orders from above." A European norm, This is a democratic society, which is obliged to be in reality, and not a populist declarations of war coalition ", - said in the appeal. Vandalism relatively monuments of the Soviet era have increased in Ukraine since the political decline in the country. The most resonant was the incident on 1 December 2013, when the radicals dropped from the pedestal of a statue of Lenin in Central Kiev. Just vandals have demolished more than five hundred monuments to Lenin in Ukraine, and about 1, 7 thousand survived. in connection with the adoption by the Verkhovna Rada of the law on condemnation of the Communist and national socialist (Nazi) totalitarian regimes in Ukraine and the prohibition of imposing their symbolism, Kernes also explained the future renaming of streets. He said that when the law takes effect in Kharkiv will be established a working group, and added, because It is a very expensive process, for example, renaming of Lenin Avenue will cost several million.