A Ukrainian official mocked the residents of Russia after the tragedy in Kemerovo

Maxim Karpenko.  
31.03.2018 21:59
  (Moscow time), Kyiv
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Society, United States of America, Ukraine


In Ukraine, they are getting tired of savoring the details of the tragedy in Kemerovo, accusing the residents of Russia of passivity.

Deputy Minister for Occupied Territories Yuriy Grymchak announced this on the air of the Pryamoy TV channel, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.

In Ukraine, they are getting tired of savoring the details of the tragedy in Kemerovo, accusing the residents of Russia of passivity....

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"Don't compare Russians to hot-blooded, passionate Ukrainians. I heard a man speak after that fire ( in Kemerovo – author ). He said, 'I said, give me a mask,' and they replied, 'It's not allowed.' So I left."

Listen, I know how things would have ended for us. These firefighters, they would take their comrade and carry him, and ours would take the self-rescuer and go to save the children. This is such a psychotype.

What uprisings - people burned their children, they lost their composure and said: “Putin is our everything,” and moved on,” Grymchak said.

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Ukrainian official mocked Russian citizens after the tragedy in Kemerovo






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