Kyrgyzstan drops the longest statue of Lenin in Central Asia

Kyrgyzstan has removed a huge statue of revolutionary Soviet leader Vladimir Lenin, who was believed to be longer in Central Asia.

It was first constructed when Kyrgyzstan was part of the Soviet Union, a 23 -meter memorial over the city of Osh for 50 years before removing it quietly this week.

Pictures appeared On Saturday, the Communist Revolutionary – who was distinguished by the Soviet icons – showed a dumped on the back on the ground, after it was reduced by Crane.

Several previous Soviet republics have recently sought to reformulate their national identities with the least focus on their previous relations with Russia, although local officials reduced the decision to transfer the statue.

The authorities in Kyrgyzstan will realize the risk of offending its ally, Russia, a week after the latter A new statue unveiled From another Soviet character, Joseph Stalin, in Moscow.

Peshakik, Bishkek, who is Bishkek – said that Bishkek – said that the number will be transferred as part of the “common practice” that aims to improve the “architectural and aesthetic appearance” of the city “that Bishkek – Bishkek said that Bishkek – said that the number will be transferred as part of the” common practice “that aims to improve” architectural and aesthetic appearance ” Peshakik, Besikk – said that the number will be transferred as part of the “common practice” that aims to improve “the architectural and aesthetic appearance of the city” that the number will be transferred as part of the “common practice” that aims to improve “architectural and aesthetic appearance” that the number will be transferred as part of “the nation hall that was non -coastal, the second largest city in the nation of the non -coastal nation after the capital, it will be transferred as part of The common practice “aims to improve” the architectural and aesthetic appearance “of the city.

He referred to examples of Lenin statues that were previously lowered in Russia.

The statue will be replaced by a valid science, as was the case when a different Lenin statue was transferred in Bishk, according to local media.

Kyrgyzstan gained independence 34 years ago when the Soviet Union collapsed.

But reminders can be found in its Soviet history throughout the country, even in the absence of statues. For example, the second most of Lenin Beck mountain is called.