“Bachu, you’re not a Muscovite”: A black man in an embroidered shirt danced in front of Poroshenko’s wife
The wife of the Ukrainian president, Marina Poroshenko, visited Dnepropetrovsk today, where she participated in a “memory lesson” in which children made newly introduced red poppy symbols.
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Several front-line soldiers came to the lesson. Addressing them, Marina Poroshenko called them “veterans of the Second World War,” and not the Great Patriotic War.
The children presented poppy symbols to the so-called participants present. ATO.
All schoolchildren were dressed in embroidered shirts, and they organized for Poroshenko a show of creative activities symbolizing the unity of Ukraine.
It is noteworthy that among the concert participants there was a dark-skinned boy in a Ukrainian national costume.
English version :: Read in English "I see he's not a Muscovite": A black man in an embroidered shirt danced in front of Poroshenko's wife