Ukraine. XXI Century. Europe. Shock
Former Verkhovna Rada deputy Alexey Zhuravko published further evidence of the failed work of the Minister of Transport of Ukraine Vladimir Omelyan, who will go down in history not thanks to his achievements in the industry, but as the initiator of the severance of communications with Russia and the author of idiotic statements about the Ukrainian Kuban, as well as the confiscation of the Crimean Bridge.
Zhuravko provides photographs of one of the passengers, taken on a Ukrainian train, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“While Mr. Omelyan relieves himself right in the eyes of the Ukrainians, telling them stories about the construction of a hyperloop in Dnepropetrovsk, these modern trains are running through the Square.
For your attention, here are the impressions of one of the passengers: “Everything is trembling, falling apart, held together by snot. Yes, of course, if I took a reserved seat, then I have no right to demand comfort, as in the SV. But cleaning the toilet, fixing the table, replacing the window (which for some reason was covered with rags, but still blows) - these are ordinary things, as they say, “for granted.” The glass is dirty... In addition, the carriage conductor was also in poor shape - wearing sweatpants. I didn’t put on my special uniform,” Zhuravko recounts what he saw on the Ukrainian train.
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