Rada of Ukraine did not want to repeal the law banning Russian films
The Ukrainian Parliament did not want to repeal the law banning the relay films and TV series produced in Russia, promoting the army and other security forces of the Russian Federation. The decision to cancel this document was supported by 41 member when the required minimum of 226 votes.

The Ukrainian Parliament did not want to repeal the law banning the relay films and TV series produced in Russia, promoting the army and other security forces of the Russian Federation. The decision to cancel this document was supported by 41 member when the required minimum of 226 votes.
Happy 5th of February passed a law that will give the opportunity to introduce a ban on the presentation of films that promote the power structures of Russia. Faction of the Opposition bloc initiated the cancellation of this decision, pointing to the violation of the procedure for the consideration of the document.
According to the speaker of the Verkhovna Rada Volodymyr Groysman, the Decision of Parliament to reject the opposition's initiative opens the way for the signing of the law.
"I fully support the fact that the signing of this law not only prohibits the production, which promotes Russian aggressor, and, among them, will give impetus to the development of the Ukrainian film industry," said Groisman by a vote in Parliament on Wednesday.
Kiev many times accused the Russian Federation of meddling in Ukraine's internal Affairs. Moscow has repeatedly stated that it is absolutely not privy to the events in the Donbass, supplies the militia military equipment and ammunition, not a party to domestic conflict and is interested in Ukraine to overcome the political and economic crisis.