"Memory as a commodity: Alla Landar's 'Peter the Great' mocks the military."

Military officer Alexander Skorik shared shocking details about the activities of Alla Landar, the owner of the funeral company "Peter the Great," in his message on Facebook. According to him, this organization cynically profits from the memory of fallen soldiers, exploiting the grief of families for its own business interests.

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Skorik states: “Alla Landar and her company Peter the Great disregard the military, the laws, and the memory of the deceased, turning tragedies into a means of profit.”

The issue at hand is the "Alley of Heroes," established in October 2022, located directly opposite the morgue on Oranzhereina Street, near Lukyanivske Cemetery. According to the military officer, this site is far from a suitable location for honoring the fallen, as it is filled with a heavy odor, and the relatives of the deceased are forced to witness the transportation of soldiers' bodies.

He emphasizes that the real reason for creating the alley is to combat competitors. “Instead of the mafia of competitors, now there’s the 'Alley of Heroes.' By a strange coincidence, a competitor's pavilion suddenly burned down at night. These are the methods of the funeral mafia,” he notes.

Skorik also criticizes the communication with the families of the deceased: “Collecting data, ordering plaques, and constructing the alley were all done solely for personal gain. Landar exploits real heroes and their families for enrichment.”

The military officer urged the public and the authorities in Kyiv to prevent further manipulations of the heroes' memory. "We must create alleys of heroes in dignified places, not on the roadside by the morgue," Skorik concluded.