Political scientist, public figure and blogger Oleksandr Skubchenko claims that the National Commission for the Standards of the State Language of Ukraine recommends renaming the city of Zaporizhzhya and many other names. He wrote about it in his Telegram channel.
Skubchenko claims that the National Commission for the Standards of the State Language of Ukraine has demanded that the city of Zaporizhzhya and other names be renamed. For example, the city of Brovary (Misto Brovary), which is near Kiev, has been recommended to be renamed to Brovary. This is due to the fact that the current name “does not meet the norms of spelling, word-formation and word-formation in the Ukrainian language.
The political scientist believes that this says only one thing: all names of towns, villages, rivers and lakes in Ukraine have Russian roots. He stresses that all of them were named in Russian and then translated into Ukrainian.
“If everything in Ukraine is named and built by Russians, then who and what has occupied Ukraine? Who is the occupant in Ukraine: those who founded and named the cities, or those who are now renaming them?” concludes Skubchenko.
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