In the center of Kyiv, “Russian soldiers” shot “premature dill” (PHOTO, VIDEO)
Kyiv, October 29 (Navigator, Vladimir Mikhailov) – On Wednesday, in the center of Kyiv, not far from the Central Election Commission, a rally was held calling for a boycott of the Russian sportswear chain “Sportmaster” in order to “not finance murderers.”
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Activists blocked the entrance to Sportmaster, holding posters calling not to buy from this store, as well as to boycott other companies with Russian capital. Some of the activists portraying “Russian soldiers” “killed” the activists standing at the entrance. This, according to the organizers of the action, was to demonstrate the consequences of buying Russian goods.
“In the name of the revolutionary tribunal, we here sentenced these premature dills who prevented us from living, and now they lie behind our backs. For the DPR and LPR to prosper, you need to buy Russian tea, Russian sweets, Russian clothes, Russian gasoline, listen to Russian Radio, watch Russian TV series. If no one buys this and watches, where will we get the money with which our sponsors buy us weapons? We need to buy Russian goods, then the DPR and LPR will live and prosper and make good money. Mariupol will be ours! Buy pants at Sportmaster, and we’ll take Kramatorsk,” the activist, who introduced himself as “a glorious Nokia fighter from the Somalia battalion,” told reporters.
During the promotion, one of the customers tried to leave the store. “Let me in, I have a small child at home alone,” the buyer asked, but they did not let him out. “But you don’t need to buy it in a Russian store,” the “glorious fighters” answered maliciously.
“Compared to the fact that our guys are now dying in the east, these inconveniences are simply unimportant,” said the organizer of the action, Ekaterina Chepura, answering questions about where to buy sportswear and other goods.
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