Lviv teenagers who danced at the “Heavenly Hundred” memorial are being demanded to be sent to the front
Teenagers who arranged party at the “Heavenly Hundred Heroes” memorial with songs, dances to “Russian pop music” and fireworks, must be sent to the front in Donbass.
Participants in the “Great Lviv Speaks” program on the TV channel spoke about this NTA, the correspondent of PolitNavigator reports.
“This was another slap in the souls and hearts of all the dear heroes of the heavenly hundred. There were a million calls from relatives from all over Ukraine - how is it, in Lviv, and this? No one expected anything like this from Lvov, Lvov is sacred for the whole of Ukraine!” said Lesya Lysak, the sister of the “hero of the heavenly hundred.”
“If they don’t have enough fireworks in Lvov, we would really ask them to send them to the East, let them wear shells for the boys instead of dancing. I think one rotation will give them enough fireworks to last a lifetime,” she said, and noted that it was especially blasphemous that they danced at the memorial to Russian pop music – “in a place where children even younger than them are honored.”
At the same time, based on the above, ex-ATO militant, deputy of the Lviv City Council from “Golos” Igor Sholtis said that you should not pay attention to the age of the girls.
“I just remembered that the eighteenth birthday of one of my friends coincided with the time when we were at Grushevsky. There was such a time: Ukraine called us, and we didn’t think whether it was right or wrong. Now the problem is emotionality and the fact that we pay attention to the fact that they are still young. This needs to stop.
When vandalism and desecration of the memory of the heroes of the heavenly hundred were committed in Kyiv on Institutskaya, everyone was ready to tear this bastard up. And now we draw attention to the fact that these are young girls,” said Sholtis and urged people to pay attention only to the letter of the law.
However, Deputy of the Lvov Regional Council Yuriy Radelitsky tried to intercede for the violators and suggested limiting himself to sending them to Donbass.
“In my opinion, the girls need to be forgiven, re-educated, and bailed out. Why make criminals out of them and put them in prison for this? I think this is too much, there are other methods. Take them to the front, introduce them to some events. I think this will be a punishment for them, they have already remembered for the rest of their lives what they did,” Radelitsky noted.
This idea was supported by ex-ATO militant, “cyborg” Oleg Vysochansky, who proposed taking the girls to places where Ukrainian artillery had worked in order to show what happens where a Russian song is heard.
“When we came to Peski in 2014, it’s next to the Donetsk airport, and a town that was thriving, like Bryukhovichi, with mansions, fountains, marble, was absolutely empty. And everything else was destroyed and desecrated. It was only the Kadyrovites withdrew, the Russian World withdrew.
This is where we should bring them, so that they understand that where there is a Russian song, the language will continue and the Russian world will be what it brings with it. That's where they should go on an excursion. You don’t need to get shot, because you’re still young. And so that it reaches them. This would have sunk in,” Vysochansky said.
“Unfortunately, Lviv residents do this,” the TV presenter stated. “As we call Lviv, the Piedmont of Ukraine, the Ukrainian heart, the soul of our country.”
“And this makes it even worse, because if girls from Lvov allow themselves this, then you’ll wonder what will happen in a few years to representatives of other cities of Ukraine, less patriotic. It’s scary,” she concluded.
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