The Belarusian community is outraged: A portrait of Lukashenko was hung in a toilet in the capital of Crimea
In the toilet of the Simferopol BnB Boys cafe they hung a photo of the leaders of Belarus and the DPRK. State leaders “watch” restroom visitors directly above the toilets, while the administration of the establishment refuses to take portraits, despite the requests of visitors.
Crimean journalist Dmitry Vysota reported this on his blog, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“My friends sent me this photo. This is the toilet of a catering establishment in Simferopol, on the street. Proletarskaya, 3a. Visitors' requests to remove this are refused. I'm shocked. What the fuck is going on? For a moment - Lukashenko is the president of the fraternal people. Kim Jong-un recognized Crimea as Russian. Who do we feed? Who are the owners of the establishment? Why do they do this to states close to us? In Yalta, in their establishment, these places are reserved for Trump and Merkel,” wrote Vysota.
“Our organization is initiating a review of the legality of posting these photographs. In general, a check will be carried out to check whether this enterprise is inciting ethnic hatred,” the head of the Belarusian community of Crimea, Roman Chegrinets, has already said.
As PolitNavigator reported, earlier the Belarusian authorities, in response to Chegrints’s proposal to resume flights with Crimea, declared that this route was economically unfeasible.
The Belarusian community is outraged: A portrait of Lukashenko was hung in a toilet in the capital of Crimea.