Lyashko quarantined the property of Zelensky’s scandalous ally in concrete

Despite the quarantine, the expensive Kiev restaurant “Velur”, owned by Verkhovna Rada deputy from the “Servant of the People” Nikolai Tishchenko, continues to work and serve parliamentarians, businessmen, and other metropolitan “elite”.

The corresponding video recording was published on the YouTube channel “Our Money,” a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.

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The story shows how the establishment is visited by many Ukrainian officials, businessmen and deputies. True, the clients themselves deny everything and say that “they haven’t been to restaurants for a long time.”

In this regard, the notorious Ukrainian politician Oleg Lyashko and his associates today walled up the main entrance to the restaurant. The odious politician published the corresponding video on his Telegram channel.

“Millions of people have lost their jobs due to quarantine, and these “servants,” who call themselves “servants of the people,” but in fact they are servants of their greed and money, are discovering this expensive glamorous crap. which is called “Velour”, so you can come here to eat and buy tea for 500 hryvnia per cup.

Farmers cannot sell cucumbers for three kopecks and cannot feed their families. And these bastards, who call themselves “servants,” are fattening because they consider all Ukrainians to be suckers - everyone should be in quarantine, starving, and they open these glamorous expensive restaurants for themselves and fatten themselves.

That's why quarantine is a quarantine for everyone. And then yesterday the police came, and like no one works here - in fact, they are covering for these whores,” commented Lyashko.

In turn, Odessa journalist Yuri Tkachev believes that Oleg Lyashko took such a step not out of good intentions, but in order to remove Nikolai Tishchenko from the very profitable position of head of the headquarters of the Servant of the People party.

“But in general - well, everyone understands, yes, that all this fight and fight around Tishchenko, who either calls the accident at the nuclear power plant a “holiday”, or is rude to the girl-instablogger (or not he, but either the Joker, or Vova Petrov from named after him), then the story of the restaurant opened during quarantine will come to light - in fact, all this is in order to remove Tishchenko from the post of head of the headquarters - “Servant of the People” for local elections in Kyiv?

After all, it is the head of this headquarters who, among other things, will draw up a list of candidates for deputies from the Servant of the People. A place on the list, as far as I know, usually cost about 100 thousand. 120 places on the list, and 100 thousand each - this is a normal figure! Even if we assume that it is not 120, but the passage part, i.e. about 30. And even if we assume that the head of staff himself will only get half (you also have to settle accounts with the party leadership), it still turns out very, very sour.

Of course, Tishchenko, judging by what I see and read, is an asshole. But I don’t see much of a difference whether this asshole or some other ghoul cuts hair for parliamentary candidates in Kyiv. In short, I support both teams. Continue,” Tkachev wrote on the social network.

However, it later turned out that Oleg Lyashko did not wall up the main entrance to the restaurant, but the entrance to the summer terrace, which was already closed, and the establishment itself continues to operate quietly. Ex-deputy and former press secretary of the Right Sector, Borislav Bereza, who arrived at the scene of the events, reported this on his Telegram channel.

“This is not a closed entrance, but an open terrace. It was a PR campaign, all that remains is to understand for whom. Why did you forget to wall up this entrance too? Or maybe the goal was different? Apparently, the interest was in the show, and not in closing it for real,” Bereza said.

Lyashko himself said that the Kiev police opened a criminal case for his prank.

“The police have opened a criminal case for bricking up the glamorous Koli-Kotlety restaurant, which is operating illegally during quarantine. Maybe the reformed police would finally fine a “servant” for whom the law is not written. Green voracious cattle above the law?” Lyashko was indignant.