Comsomol Park in Tiraspol is a public green space named after the Young Communist League — the Soviet youth organisation whose name attached itself to parks, streets, and public spaces across the entire USSR. The park's Lenin Monument is one of several Lenin statues that remain standing in Tiraspol as official state monuments, a situation unique in contemporary Europe.
In Transnistria, Lenin statues were not removed after 1991 as they were across the rest of the post-Soviet space. They remain in their original positions, maintained by the state, officially commemorated on Lenin's birthday and other Soviet anniversaries. The Lenin monument in Comsomol Park is not a museum piece or a subject of political controversy — it is simply part of the landscape of a city that has not formally broken with the Soviet past.