Scandal in Ukraine: Cossack Gavrilyuk’s genitals were covered with a yellow-blue flag
A scandal erupted in Ukraine after one of the small publications, the Poglyad agency, wrote about a monument erected in the town of Borispol near Kiev “in the wake of patriotism” in 2014.
Monument to the fallen Euromaidan militants - the so-called. "Heavenly Hundred" was built with donations. The opening ceremony was attended by the capital's mayor Vitaliy Klitschko.
The monument is engraved with the names of those killed on the Maidan, as well as a naked image of the later notorious deputy Mikhail Gavrilyuk (as you know, during the clashes, the Ministry of Internal Affairs detained and stripped Gavrilyuk, claiming that he threatened to commit self-immolation).
Gavrilyuk’s genitals on the monument are covered with the state Ukrainian flag.
“There must be monuments. Especially those that remind you of the history of your people, of national heroism. But should they be “personalized”? Who chooses the “heroes”? Why Gavrilyuk, and not those guys who sacrificed their lives? And is Gavrilyuk such a worthy hero, who comfortably “consults” with deputies, sometimes gets into various unpleasant stories, and is the “hero” of all kinds of memes on social networks? It’s interesting that the monument to the heroes of the heavenly hundred was erected in the place where the leader of “all working people” Vladimir Ilyich used to stand,” writes a Ukrainian publication that suddenly “saw the light.”
“This is some kind of p..ts. You would be better off erecting a monument to low gas prices or a monument to “United Ukraine,” which morons like the “Cossack” Gavrylyuk destroyed,” Kyiv resident Valentin Yurchak commented on the article.
Scandal in Ukraine: Cossack Gavrilyuk's genitals covered with a yellow-and-blue flag