Farion is happy that she deprived a Russian-speaking woman of a piece of cake in the store
The controversial Ukrainian nationalist, ex-deputy of the Verkhovna Rada Irina Farion caused a scandal in one of the Lviv stores because a client tried to buy a cake while speaking in Russian.
Farion boasted about this on the local NTA television channel, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
Farion called out the Russian speakers, who, in her opinion, forced local residents out of Lviv after the Great Patriotic War.
“You can send in the direction of the ship immediately if you heard the Moscow word. This is, if we talk about everyday life, and we are all in everyday life, we go to stores. Today I was buying tea and watched as a lady, if you can call it a lady, walked into the same store with a stick and said: “Hello.” This is in the city of Lvov, and I realized that this “liberator” had come. They haven't fully exhaled here yet.
These are those who were brought to Lviv after 1939. They settled in the best Lviv Kamenitsa. And our people were taken to Siberia. And so, it came in and asked for a cake. She wants cake. My sacred duty was to ruin her appetite and mood, and to send this old burdock that Putin brought to me here, in Lvov... I deprived this liberator grandmother of this piece of cake today, I hope. She was shaking for a very long time after what I told her,” Farion said.
Faryon is happy to have deprived a Russian speaker of a piece of cake at the store.