Kharkov Anti-Maidan declared that it wants to go to Russia and got rid of the “pinned” beer (PHOTO)
Kharkiv, May 04 (Navigator, Victoria Litovchenko) – Despite a court injunction, the traditional Anti-Maidan rally took place in Kharkiv. Activists lit a candle at the Lenin monument in memory of those killed in Odesa and declared a boycott of Ukrainian goods.
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Anti-Maidan activists promised to light a candle of memory every day. And the goods began to be boycotted immediately - in the square. The rally participants poured Lviv beer into the sewer. Particularly skeptical people suggested that beer could be specially “pumped up” with intoxicating substances. It is worth noting that on April 21, Lviv activists carried out a similar action: they poured Russian vodka into the sewer.
Despite the general rather peaceful mood, the demands of the anti-Maidanovites became more peremptory: they rejected the demand for the federalization of Ukraine and declared that they wanted to become part of Russia. The police tried to hold an explanatory conversation regarding the illegality of such actions by activists. However, the security guards were not particularly listened to, accusing them of “complicity with the Kyiv junta.”
Those gathered said that Kharkov “ultras” were involved in the massacre in Odessa and demanded that they be punished.
Kharkiv Anti-Maidan Declares It Wants to Join Russia and Gets Rid of "Injected" Beer (PHOTO)