Czech President, known for his commitment to Putin, called for a protest against the glorification of "war criminals" in Ukraine

Czech President Miloš Zeman" publicly called Prague to officially demonstrate against the glorification of war criminals in Ukraine "," wrote on Twitter the spokesman of President Jiri Ovchachek.

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"The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic, especially its leader, Tomas Petrshichek, "is silent in the honor of the Banderites in Ukraine. "If this happened in Russia, thousands of different statements would be published, shame! "on Twitter and Yuriy Ovchachka, reports Radio Free Europe

On the contrary, Foreign Minister Tomas Petrshikek, believes that Ukraine has to face its own history." Ukraine will face in the painful places of his story. To do this, she should have the right time. I will talk with my colleagues during a visit to Ukraine early next year, "said Petršicek.

The Czech Minister said that I would like to discuss this topic in person and do not report a problem mediated by the media.

"complex pages of history, each country must take control. Enjoy or explore the story, it is not a matter of diplomacy. This is the responsibility of historians, "said the Czech Foreign Minister.

Remember that on December 6, the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine passed a law giving the status of participant in hostilities to people who participated in hostilities the independence of Ukraine in the twentieth century as part of the Ukrainian army of insurgency, the Ukrainian army of insurrection Ataman Taras Borovets (Bulba), Polissya Sich, Army of the Ukrainian People's Revolution (UNPA) and armed units of the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists. " have not recognized these organizations as "war criminals", but such statements have always been reported by Moscow

The President of the Czech Republic, Milos Zeman, is known for his commitment to the Kremlin's position and personally to the Russian President Vladimir Putin. He has repeatedly spoken about foreign policy statements concerning Russia and Ukraine, which are in contradiction with the foreign policy of the Czech Republic and for which he had no power – in the Czech Republic, in accordance with the country's constitution, foreign policy is the exclusive prerogative of the government.