Lviv residents persistently elect a nit as mayor of their city
Lviv mayor Andriy Sadovyi, who planned to exchange the ashes of intelligence officer Nikolai Kuznetsov for captured Ukrainian soldiers, is a long-time supporter of Bandera and even once awarded pensions to "UPA veterans."
State Duma deputy Alexander Romanovich announced this on the Rossiya-1 television channel, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“This is not the first time such statements have been made by Mr. Sadovoy,” the politician noted. – Back in 2008, this man, being the mayor, established a pension for UPA soldiers. And, perhaps, he continues to pay it now. Tax revenues from the residents of Lviv go to the pensions of Bandera’s people.”
According to Romanovich, Sadovoy’s actions fit well into the prevailing trend in today’s Ukraine: “the glorification of Bandera and the UPA.”
“I would say that this is a nit, a nonentity, who has been leading Lvov for many years,” the expert said. “And they choose him - that’s what’s scary.”
Earlier, Russian political scientist Dmitry Kulikov called Sadovy a "bastard" and a "brute."
Lviv residents persistently elect a bastard as their city's mayor.