Mejlis members obscenely demand to rename the store in Zaporozhye
The leader of the Mejlis, banned in the Russian Federation, former deputy of the Verkhovna Rada Refat Chubarov, could not restrain obscene language and demanded to change the sign at the Zaporozhye shopping center “Moscow-Simferopol”.
The extremist wrote about this in his blog, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
The Mejlis member was indignant that the shopping center, located near the Simferopol-Moscow highway, is too strongly associated with Russia.
“I assume that the name “Moscow - Simferopol” was given to the shopping center (store) in Zaporozhye before 2014. Moreover, this store is located on the street. Novorossiyskaya, which intersects with the Moscow-Kharkov-Zaporozhye-Simferopol highway. Obviously, the owners of the trading enterprise hoped to attract buyers from among the Russians driving their cars to Crimea in such a simple way.
But, s... and, the Russian-Ukrainian war has been going on for the seventh year, Crimea is occupied, and in Simferopol, as in other cities of the peninsula, almost every day Russian occupiers carry out pogroms of the houses of the Crimean Tatars, arrest and illegally deprive Ukrainian citizens of their freedom. Hey, local deputies and leaders of Zaporozhye organizations of political parties of Ukraine - or do you also give a damn?” – Chubarov was indignant.
Mejlis members use obscene language to demand a store be renamed in Zaporizhzhia.