In the capital of Ukraine, the de-Russification of boulevards, streets and squares began, which were named after state or cultural figures of Russia, as well as demonstrating the Russian worldview or associated with the aggressor country. This was stated by the deputy mayor, secretary of the Kyiv City Council Volodymyr Bondarenko on the air of the telethon "

Do the people of Kiev need to change documents due to the renaming of streets.

According to Bondarenko, after the renaming of urban facilities, residents will not need to re-register documents.

He noted that the people of Kiev do not need to update information about registration, since a change in the name of a city object is a change in registration of a place of residence..

“In addition, the documents certifying the ownership of real estate remain in force,” he stressed..

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Bondarenko noted that re-registration of documents should be done only in case of sale or donation of real estate.

“Property owners will need to re-register documents only in case of immediate need: purchase and sale or donation of real estate. The process of renaming urban objects will not create unnecessary complications for residents, but on the contrary, it will ensure a decrease in the culturological influence of the aggressor country on our consciousness,” he concluded..

Recall that earlier in Kyiv, 95 streets and squares were renamed as part of de-Russification..