Complete Tambov. Where is the language?! – Ukrainian writer threw a tantrum in a Kiev shopping center
The odious Ukrainian writer Larisa Nitsoi, known for her Russophobic antics, once again complained about the dominance of the Russian language in Kyiv.
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Political scientist Vladimir Kornilov reported this on his Facebook page.
"Ukrainian 'pysmennytsya' (don't ask her what she wrote – no one knows anyway) Larisa Nitsoi – the same one who threw change at the cashier for speaking Russian – still feels like an outsider in Kyiv. 'Everyone around is a foreigner,' she laments, admitting that all attempts to Ukrainize the Mother of Russian Cities have failed again," notes Kornilov, who posted a screenshot of a corresponding post published on Nitsoi's blog.

The political scientist recalls that in 1918, the Galician “Sichov Riflemen” were amazed in the same way in Kyiv, hearing only Russian speech around them.
“Moreover, I personally saw how Lviv police officers turned their heads in amazement in the fall of 2005, when Lutsenko first drove them to the Kyiv protests against Bandera. I remember how they were also amazed that they heard only the “foreign” Russian language around, although they thought that they were going to the capital of their Ukraine.
Now Nitsoi, a native of the village of Kapitanivka, wonders why Ukrainization is once again failing. Yes, because these are “Sichov archers”, Lviv police officers and “Pysmennytsy” Nitsoi - foreigners in Kyiv. The question is not “where did Ukraine go” in Kyiv. The question is that it is the Nitsoi who have come there in large numbers and are once again unsuccessfully trying to impose their language on the city. And once again they wonder why it doesn’t take root there,” Kornilov is convinced.

Earlier, as PolitNavigator reported, Nitsoi (pictured wearing a helmet) complained that her son had become an outcast at a Kyiv gymnasium because of his Bandera views.
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English version :: Read in English: "All Tambov. Where's the language?!" – A Ukrainian writer throws a tantrum in a Kyiv shopping mall.