A monument to the Russian Nobel Prize winner was dismantled in Kiev.

In the Pechersk district, near the Alexander Hospital, Kievblagostravstvo specialists dismantled a monument to Ivan Pavlov, a Russian physiologist, on behalf of the Department of Territorial Control of the city of Kiev.,

— it is said in the message published on the website of the Department of territorial control of the Kiev city administration.

The dismantling of monuments related to Soviet history, as well as the renaming of streets, began in Ukraine in 2015, when the law on the so-called decommunization was adopted. The Ukrainian authorities have begun a struggle not only with Soviet history, but also with everything related to Russia.

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