In Odessa forbade use of the Victory banner
Authorized Ukrainian party "Freedom" through court has achieved the prohibition of the use in Odessa the Victory banner.

Authorized Ukrainian party "Freedom" through court has achieved the prohibition of the use in Odessa the Victory banner.
thus "Svobodovets" has achieved cancellation of the decision of the Odessa city Council about the posting of red flags on the Day of liberation of Odessa on April 10 and Victory Day on may 9, transmits information portal of the city "Odessa life" referring to the press service of the nationalist party " Freedom ".
"19 October 2015 came into force the decision of seaside district court about recognition illegal and cancellation of the decision of the Odessa city Council No. 398-28 VI. 02. 2011 " on the use of copies of the Victory banner in the framework of the events on perpetuation of memory about the victory in the great Patriotic war and the liberation of the city–the hero of Odessa from the–fascist invaders ". To cancel the anti-Ukrainian decision of the Odessa city Council "Members" sought in court for more than 4 years " – says." Members " believe that according to the law on decommunization, flags are symbols of the Communist totalitarian regime." Finally officially red the Orgy in the end, - said the head of the Odessa regional organization of party "Freedom" Pavel Kirilenko.- Now the appearance on the streets of red rags will be treated no differently as a crime under the law that conscious citizens will be able to stop." The proper resolution entered into force on 19 October stresses the Timer log. The law of decommunization fifteen of may was signed by the head of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko. In April the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine adopted the Law prohibiting the public use and propaganda of the Communist and national socialist symbols in the country, and also recognizing these criminal regimes. In Ukraine during the struggle with the Soviet past more than a year continue the dismantling and destruction of monuments. The radicals began to tear down the monuments to Lenin in Ukraine since December 2013. The Ukrainian Institute of national memory (BINP) recommended to rename 908 towns and villages in the country in connection with the adopted by Verkhovna Rada law " obgovarivaya the Communist regime ". After the entry into force of the new law on decommunization in Ukraine have the opportunity to be renamed 25 cities. Review the head of the state Duma on international policy Alexei Pushkov, Kiev's actions can be described as political schizophrenia.