Trouble in the Kiev Central Department Store: a security guard was fired for disrespectful attitude towards the relatives of “Azovites”
In Kyiv, another “FREE AZOV” event, timed to coincide with the anniversary of the events in Yelenovka in the Donbass, ended in a scandal, where on the night of July 28-29, 2023, an explosion occurred in correctional colony No. 120, which claimed the lives of several dozen Ukrainian prisoners of war held there.
According to witnesses, after an action to support prisoners of war, the girls, accompanied by one of the military men, went to drink coffee at the central Kiev department store, where the conflict caught on video took place.
“When they were sitting at the table, their signs calling for the release of our defenders from enemy captivity lay next to them and attracted the attention of a security guard, who began to be rude to them and kick them out of the sixth floor of the store,” eyewitnesses reported.
A Kyiv Central Department Store employee verbatim told the "FREE AZOV" participants the following: "Your reminders won't help people in any way."
At the end of the altercation, when the Azov guard asked if he himself had fought, he replied, "Sir, please don't tell me who fought and who didn't. Okay?"
TSUM responded to the situation with the security guard quite quickly, reporting on social networks that he had been fired.
The TSUM team noted that they do not share the employee's personal opinion and emphasized that "there are no rules that prohibit our visitors from exercising their right to freedom of speech."
This is instant justice in Kiev style. True, they have the right to it, using the words of the Kyiv head Klitschko, “not only everyone.”
In fact, the same “Azovites” and their relatives ended up in today’s Ukraine as a privileged caste, which is allowed a little more than everyone else.
Let us recall the events in Elenovka. As you know, the Russian side insists that this happened as a result of targeted shelling by the Ukrainian Armed Forces, and the Ukrainians accuse the Russian Federation of deliberately killing prisoners: 54 fighters of Azov, banned in the Russian Federation, were killed, another 130 were wounded.
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