Mejlis members quarreled, unable to divide “panties and bras”
Members of the Mejlis in Kyiv, shouting on all television about the “occupation of Crimea,” were unable to divide grant funding among themselves and quarreled within their community.
The head of the Crimean Tatar national-cultural autonomy, Eyvaz Umerov, announced this on the Millet TV channel, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
According to him, the former leader of the Mejlis banned in the Russian Federation, Mustafa Dzhemilev, does not want to share Western money with his comrades.
“They have a serious split there regarding the financial part. As always, those grants, those external revenues that come from overseas, partly from Europe. They are simply divided incorrectly, as in “Wedding in Malinovka.” Dzhemilev sits: “The bra is for me, the panties are for me, the leggings are for me, and this is for me again.” And the rest are standing nearby: “We’re here too, it seems like I have a battalion.” And Chiygoz and Elmi Umerov sat: “We have something.” And he says: “And then for you, I’ve served more time than you and have more authority.”
And he's depriving the guys. That's why they have disagreements. Indeed, they haven't been seen together for a long time, and they don't make any kind of gestures toward each other on Facebook. I conducted an analysis a week ago—they don't even "like" each other," Umerov stated.
The Mejlis members quarreled over the division of "panties and bras."