Lviv activists: “Russian vodka, what have you done” (VIDEO)
Lvov, April 21 (Navigator, Victoria Litovchenko) – In the center of Lvov, local activists organized a flash mob in order to reduce the popularity of Russian alcohol producers.
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Activists poured a dozen bottles of Russian vodka into the sewer. Guys and girls were holding posters in their hands calling on people not to buy Russian alcohol in Ukrainian and English.
Two more activists performed the song “Russian Vodka” on the accordion and violin, and other flash mob participants sang it, reports Zahid.net.
“This will be the last Russian product that residents of Lvov will buy,” said the organizer of this action, Oleg Radik.
Let us recall, as Navigator reported, with the beginning of the deterioration of Russian-Ukrainian relations in Lvov, the social movement “Boycott Russian Goods” was born. Its activists publish special leaflets with a list of trademarks to remind Lviv residents what products they should not buy. The ideas of the movement are also shared in the local city council. In particular, deputies oppose the placement of social advertising about the “Heavenly Hundred” on the planes of the Russian advertising operator.
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