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After the Russian President's speech At a meeting with young businessmen in which he mentioned the Russian Emperor Peter the Great, Ukrainian Putin decided to demolish the monarch's monument in Poltava.
He is dedicated to the victory over the Swedes at the Battle of Poltava in 1709. A native of the city, Former Deputy Councilor Ilya Kiva turned to compatriots and personally to the chairman of the regional council, Alexander Belenky, asking them not to make a mistake that could change their lives.
“You have been asked to say – what if “If this happens, it will have a very negative impact on the lives of those who will be indirectly involved in the vandalism!” wrote a politician in the TG channel.
He stressed that all those who involved in the demolition of the monument, they could start looking soon. You live in peace, do not cause problems, Kiva advised.
The day before, Vladimir Putin said it was up to the modern state to strengthen and protect territorial borders. That's what I did, Peter reminded the head of state.