“It’s just disgusting. They’re doing crap.” Kharkov is dissatisfied with the parade of embroidered shirts
In Kharkov, in honor of “embroidery day,” several hundred people staged a solemn procession through the city.
This was reported in the local news agency “057”, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
The city residents participating in the event, wearing Ukrainian folk costumes, marched along several central streets of the city. Many held Ukrainian flags and red and black UPA banners in their hands.
As they moved, they shouted Nazi slogans “One, united, united Ukraine”, “Kharkov is Ukraine”, “Heroes do not die - enemies die”, and others.
However, not all townspeople liked this event. So, according to one of the residents of Kharkov, this is a parade of illiterate Nazis who, instead of restoring the country’s economy, are doing stupid things.
“It's just disgusting. I know the history of this country well, and I know that the slogan “Glory to Ukraine, glory to the heroes” is a Nazi slogan. There are people here now who earn, well, the ceiling is six thousand. And instead of going to work and somehow restoring the economy of our country, developing - they go and do crap. This is ridiculous. Instead of working, developing, reading books, they allegedly defend the day of embroidery. These are mostly uneducated people who have nothing to do,” said a local resident.
English version :: Read in English "It's simply disgusting. They're doing bullshit." Kharkiv is unhappy with the vyshyvanka parade.