Fugitive Crimean Maidan activists started a squabble over an exhibition about ATO militants
Prominent fugitive Crimean Maidan activists ignored the presentation of the photo project “Crimean Fire Line” that took place in Kyiv, dedicated to the participants of the punitive operation in Donbass - immigrants from the peninsula.
This was stated in his blog by ATO fighter and former Yevpatoria mayor's office official Sergei Vikarchuk, who fled to Ukraine, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
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According to him, representatives of the top members of the Majlis, banned in the Russian Federation, came to the exhibition, but Yuliy Mamchur, Dmitry Belotserkovets, Sergei Kunitsyn, Eduard Leonov, Irina Friz, Alexander Liev, Sergei Kostinsky, Sergei Mokrenyuk, Vasily Zelenchuk, Miroslav Mamchak Andrey refused to participate in the presentation Shchekun and a number of other Ukrainian ex-Crimeans.
“Nobody came and supported me and other Crimean Ukrainians. Stupidly no one... There were, but not public or official figures. I alone, and even without a significant status, spoke to television cameras about Crimea and the events, about the war and life. So what the fuck should we call it?” – Vikarchuk is indignant.
He also said that the exhibition led to a squabble among the ATO militants.
“The negative is that there are not 100-200 Crimean soldiers in the war, and everyone was not included in the project of 10 participants, and it is unrealistic to do this, and everyone who was not included in the project began to throw mud at each other. If it’s not intentional, it’s bad,” Vikarchuk laments.
Fugitive Crimean Maidan protesters clash over exhibition about ATO militants