In Brovary banned the Moscow Patriarchate for the duration of martial law and de-Russified 32 streets

In Brovary, Kyiv oblast, the activities of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the Moscow Patriarchate were banned for the entire period of martial law and 34 streets were de-Russified.

The mayor of the city Ihor Sapozhko reported about it.

By the decision of the Brovary City Council, the activity of the UOC-MP on the territory of the community was suspended. Its facilities will be protected. Rallies and marches of representatives of the UOC-MP are also prohibited. The ban is valid for the entire period of martial law.

In addition, 32 streets and alleys in Brovary were de-Russified. The mayor published a list of them:

• Oleksandra Bloka Street — Iryna Tsvila Street;
• Vavilov Lane — Rockford;
• Gagarin Street — Heroes of Ukraine;
• Herzen Street — Grodzis County;
• Glinka Street — Kazimir Malevich Street;
• Glinka Lane — Kazimir Malevich Lane;
• Decembrists Street — Kharkiv;
• Esenina Street — Zaliska;
• Esenina Lane — Zaliskyi;
• Korolenko Street — Black Cossacks;
• Korolenko Lane — Black Cossacks;
• Lermontov Street — Kherson;
• Lomonosov Street — Valeriy Lobanovskyi;
• Mayakovsky Street — King Daniel;
• Michurina Street — Orikhova;
• Nekrasova Street — Hostomelska Street;
• Onega Lane — Kobzarskyi Lane;
• Pavlova Street — Mykolayivska Street;
• Popovycha Street — Leonid Kadenyuk Street;
• Pushkin Street — Renaissance;
• Stepana Razina — Volodymyr Monomakh Street;
• Rokosovsky Street — Volnovaska Street;
• Sedova — Irpinska Street;
• Serova Street — Krasnytskyi County;
• Slutska — Mariupolska Street;
• Starchenko Street — Zadarska Street;
• Tolstoy Street — Buchanska Street;
• Turgenev Street — Gniezno County;
• Filatov Lane — Renaissance;
• Tchaikovsky Street — Volodymyr Ivasiuk;
• Chernyshevskoho Street — Dzherelna;
• Chekhov Street — Zhuravlyna.