“The blood runs cold” - a Kiev lawyer about the Moscow “zrada” of Ukrainians

Maxim Karpenko.  
02.07.2018 09:24
  (Moscow time), Kyiv
Views: 10912
 
Society, Russia, Ukraine


The famous Ukrainian human rights activist Tatyana Montyan was shocked when she heard Ukrainian songs on the streets of Moscow.

In her blog, she referred to a video published by Odessa resident Igor Dmitriev.


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In the video you can see how a man in a “USSR” T-shirt sings the famous “You fooled me,” and dozens of people nearby sing along with him, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.

Ukrainian songs on the streets of Moscow

Posted by Igor Dimitriev on 2018 m. Liepa 1 d., Sekmadienis

“What a treacherous betrayal [“zradnyucha zrada” in the original]. The blood runs cold! Moscow, by the way, is one of the largest Ukrainian cities – there are about a million people of Ukrainian origin,” writes Montyan.

Note that she is currently spending her holidays in Crimea.

The human rights activist and blogger noted the tourism infrastructure of the peninsula and was surprised by the prices, which, according to her, are lower in Yevpatoria than in Kyiv.

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