TV presenter to the owner of the Yalta zoo: “Why are you whining and whining to the Bandera media?”
The famous Simferopol TV presenter Vladimir Andronaki criticized the owner of the Yalta Zoo “Fairy Tale” Oleg Zubkov for constantly “whining”, complaining about the authorities. Earlier, Zubkov said in an interview with Argumenty Nedeli. Crimea” that he wants to ask Vladimir Putin during the “direct line” when there will finally be improvements for the better in Russia.
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“What the hell is Russia to you, zoo businessman, if you look at it as a cash cow? Why are you whining and whining, including to the Bandera media from Kyiv? What are you hoping for? That the Ukronatsik will protect you from the “terrible” Russian authorities?
He, you see, is “completely disappointed.” It turns out that there are no changes “in our country”. But I could knock my forehead on the pile of the Kerch Bridge in order to at least see a little, God forgive me,” Andronaki wrote on his Facebook.
He ridiculed Zubkov’s constant threats to curtail his business in Crimea and take the zoo either to Turkey or to Ukraine.
“By the way, does a citizen of the Russian Federation no longer remember the Ukrainian chefs who promised him to open an unprecedented safari park somewhere near Nikolaev? Or in Dnepropetrovsk? Or maybe in Kharkov? Really, they didn’t believe the fairy tales of the owner of “Skazka”? What does a future Turkish citizen have to do with a safari park near Istanbul? Why did the Turks doubt the reliability of their Crimean partner? Everywhere you look, everyone is disappointed in cooperation with Zubkov. Why would that be?” Andronaki wrote.
As PolitNavigator reported, earlier Zubkov said on the Majlis TV channel ATR that he misses “Ukraine” and considers the anniversary of the referendum on the reunification of Crimea with Russia a “sad date.”
And in February, on the third anniversary of the appearance of “Polite People” in Crimea, Zubkov published a statement on his blog, where he writes that it would be better if the peninsula remained part of Ukraine.
Immediately after the coup in Ukraine, in one of his interviews, Zubkov stated that he would support the new government, but soon, after the republic became part of Russia, businessman became United Russia member. However, a few months later he left the party with a scandal.
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