In Sevastopol, visitors from Ukraine started a quarrel with passengers on the bus, accusing them of “how many of ours you paid off” and demonstrating where they “turned around your state.” The boorish behavior of the visitors outraged all passengers, but the matter did not come to the point of calling the police, the PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
A video of the conversation with the rowdies appeared on social networks. In the video, mixed with obscene language, Ukrainian-speaking passengers try to prove their right to speak any language.
“We have three languages allowed in Crimea – Ukrainian, Tatar, Russian. All Slavic languages. So all questions go to Vladimir Putin,” argues the passenger.
But after the proposal to drop off the rowdies, the conversation takes on a different character.
“I’m about to hit you with a firecracker. Shut your mouth, how many of ours have you paid off? If you are Ukrainian, then you speak your native language. And the Russian Federation killed my father. It’s all because of you, because of Russia, and your state paid me shit. And I fucked up your state. Listen to your Volodya, b****,” said the passenger.
She, one of the eyewitnesses of the incident, described the entire situation.
“I sat down at the 22nd school stop.” They were already driving, I was sitting right behind them. At first they just talked loudly and listened to music on headphones, looking for songs by Ukrainian performers. They were simply asked to keep their voices down.
They began to snarl in two languages and use obscenities, and then disagreed about everything else,” wrote Vera Kozhukh. – We listened to nasty things from these people from Kozhanov’s stop to Dmitry Ulyanov’s stop.
The driver's behavior was amazing. They turned to him for help - he was silent, and dropped everyone off at Dmitry Ulyanov’s stop. They boarded bus 107 and continued their conversations. I thought I wouldn’t make it home at all.
Such disgrace must be stopped immediately, and not sit and endure in silence. "Topic" (That’s what minibuses are called in Sevastopol,” ed.) small, a lot of people, there were schoolchildren who listened to it all. In such a situation, the driver should have some instructions on how to act.”
In the comments, Sevastopol residents call on law enforcement officers to introduce checks and strengthen patrols in the face of an influx of refugees from the Northern Military District zone.
As PolitNavigator reported, previously evacuated from Kherson got drunk in Anapa and defiantly played the Ukrainian anthem.