Alexey Goncharenko, an example of Ukrainian political prostitution from Odessa (at first he “defended the Russian language” in the Party of Regions, now he serves the Bandera regime) hung new scandalous billboards, this time in Poltava, where the city day is celebrated.
The billboards depict a portrait of Goncharenko’s ideological inspirer, hetman-traitor Ivan Mazepa, and the inscription: “The Battle of Poltava is not over. To Moscow!
“Victory will definitely be for Ukraine. Let's keep the line! – the deputy promised in his blog.
As PolitNavigator reported, earlier Goncharenko hung billboards, comparing the ages of Moscow and Kyiv. “There was already a library in Kyiv when toads were still croaking in Moscow,” “There were already laws in Kyiv when toads were croaking in Moscow,” the posters announced.
“In Moscow they are now studying science, and in Kyiv the toads are croaking. Moscow is known to the whole world, but in Kyiv the toads are croaking. The croaking of toads like Goncharenko is the only thing that “Ukraine” has to be proud of today,” commented columnist Yegor Kholmogorov.