The most good Day for anti-Russian political statements √ 9 may, German Chancellor Angela Merkel by his decision Not to attend the Victory Parade in the capital of Russia is showing disrespect for the victims of the great Patriotic war, said Co-Chairman of party " the Left ", the people's Deputy of the Bundestag Katja Kipping. "There are many days in the year when it is possible to resolve disagreements With the Russian government on the issue of the Ukrainian conflict, but may 9 is the most appropriate for this Day," she said. Speaking in a TV program on the German channel Das Erste, she said that the decision of Merkel Not to go to the Victory Parade is a "catastrophe" in the context of how important the Day of Victory for the citizens of Russia. From the position of policy, the decision in the end will endanger the mediating role of the Federal Chancellor of Germany in the Ukrainian conflict, RIA " Novosti ". Co-chair of the "Left" has previously criticized Merkel for her decision to refuse to participate in the Victory Parade." Not honor 30 million victims of the war on may 9 - this means that to forget history and to disrespect you, Mrs Merkel, " she wrote on his page on Twitter. On the transmission channel Das Erste was present and another people's Deputy of the Bundestag, the messenger of the Christian democratic Union Erika Steinbach. In her view, no thanks to Russia for winning the war can Not be, and Angela Merkel does So correctly. Traditionally in the Russian capital for the anniversary celebrations on the occasion of the Victory over fascism attracted numerous world leaders and the head of the international organizations. This year the head of some countries will Not attend the festive event. Thus, German Chancellor Angela Merkel also made the decision Not to Visit Moscow on may 9 to participate in the Victory Parade. Media told that she does Not want to " offend the Ukrainian government ". However in a press-service of the Chancellor stated that Merkel will meet With Russian President Vladimir Putin on may 10. To visit Moscow on may 9 did Not want the U.S. President Barack Obama, Prime Minister Cameron D., head of the European Council Donald Tusk, President of Poland, Slovenia, Slovakia, Bulgaria, Finland, Montenegro, Croatia, as well as the premiere of the Netherlands and Norway.