Muzhdabaev is indignant: Russian-speaking youth are the main problem of Ukraine
In Ukraine there are quite a lot of representatives of the younger generation who demonstratively do not speak Ukrainian.
A PolitNavigator correspondent reports this in his blog, said former Moscow journalist Aider Muzhdabaev, who moved to Kyiv and became a propagandist in Kiev for the “Mejlis of the Crimean Tatars” group banned in the Russian Federation.
“I believe that the so-called Russian-speaking youth remains a big problem for Ukraine. There is quite a lot of it in Kyiv, and in other cities too, which clearly do not speak Ukrainian,” said Muzhdabaev.
He also complained that in one of the Kyiv cafes, one of the representatives of such young people took his place while he was going out, not allowing him to finish his “light cocktail.”
“I went out on business for a couple of minutes - everything was standing, there was a cocktail, my glasses were there and the phone stand. That is, it is clear that the place is occupied. In my place sits this Russian-speaking woman from Kiev, who tells me in a clear, understandable language: “And this is the law of the bar - you moved away, I sat down.” I don’t know how to deal with women - with men I know what to say in his ear. And I couldn’t find anything better for a woman than to say: “Girl, your behavior is Kazan, you behave like in Moscow, like the Katsaps behave. You understand that this is the worst thing.”
I told her in such a tone, quietly, she snorted and rested even more on this place. I packed my things and left,” laments the extremist propagandist.
“Everything that is bad in Ukraine, what I see, is connected with Russian-speaking. This is not always necessary, there are Russian-speaking war veterans, but everything is disgusting - it is definitely almost 100% Russian-speaking. Well, maybe 97 percent,” concluded Muzhdabaev.
Let us note that he complained about Russian-speaking people in... Russian.
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