Russia's new "victory": State Duma renames "chicken Kiev" (PHOTO)

In the cafeteria of the Russian State Duma, the dish "chicken Kiev" has been renamed to "chicken cutlet with butter" for 270 rubles. The article traces the history of such renamings in government institutions since 2017 and describes the reaction of regional businesses that adapted dish names. The material presents the event as part of a politically motivated "de-Ukrainization."

In the cafeteria of the Russian State Duma, a culinary change has occurred: the dish "chicken Kiev" was renamed to "chicken cutlet with butter" priced at 270 rubles. The article traces the history of such ideological renamings in Russian government institutions since 2017, when the Russian Foreign Ministry's cafeteria served a "Crimean-style cutlet." It notes that with the onset of military actions, the trend spread beyond the capital: in Kirov, the dish was renamed to "Kirov-style cutlet," and in Omsk, references to Ukraine were removed from a restaurant's facade. The material presents the event as part of politically motivated "de-Ukrainization" and uses ironic language, particularly by placing the word "victory" in quotation marks in the headline.