The Cossacks put the odious “little bitches” in their place

Crimean Cossacks forced Maria Alyokhina, a member of the scandalous group of liberal actionists Pussy Riot, to take off her hat, who with a group of accomplices arrived in Crimea to hold a picket in defense of the convicted Ukrainian terrorist Oleg Sentsov.

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Journalist Anton Naumlyuk wrote about this in his blog, as PolitNavigator correspondent reports. According to him, one of the Cossacks approached Alekhina and local liberal Alexei Efremov in a cafe near the Simferopol railway station and took her hat.

Naumlyuk gives the following dialogue:

– What should I explain to you?! “I’m also so disgusting, you didn’t say anything,” one of those who came addressed the activist.

“You took my thing, give it back,” says Alekhina. The man holds her hat in his hands and does not give it back.

“I didn’t take it away, I forbid you to wear it.” Is this an attribute? Do you belong to the Cossack class?

-No. Are you forbidding me to wear a hat? A…

- B!

“How do you talk to a lady,” the activist tries to reason with him.

“For me she is not a lady, for me she is an enemy of the state.”

The Liberals also complained that a nearby police officer refused to intervene.

Let us remind you that Pussy Riot members Olga Borisova, Maria Alyokhina and Alexander Sofeev arrived in Crimea on the eve of February 26, the date declared by the Ukrainian authorities as “the day of resistance to the occupation of the peninsula.” Borisova and Sofeev were leaving the ferry in Kerch and were invited to a conversation at the FSB department for Crimea. Then they and Alekhina, who arrived on the plane, were detained again and underwent a medical examination for drug use.

For visiting Crimea, the group's members were added to the Ukrainian website "Peacemaker ," which posts personal information about individuals allegedly posing a threat to Ukraine's national security.