The Ukrainian deputy called the deaths in Odessa an “outstanding victory”: “We still have to return Crimea”
Kyiv, May 03 (Navigator, Mikhail Ryabov) – Verkhovna Rada Deputy Lesya Orobets called the results of Friday’s clashes in Odessa, which resulted in the death of dozens of people, “an outstanding victory.”
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“This day has gone down in history. Odessa residents, despite the betrayal of at least part of the police, defended Odessa and proved to everyone that Odessa is Ukraine. The greatest victory was won at the cost of the lives of patriots. Colorado hoards have been eliminated. The aggressors who attacked first received a more than adequate response.
Like on the Maidan, girls and elderly people stabbed the pavement. Odessa broke Putin's whole picture. He needs the Donbass with unprofitable mines (and there will be no one to sell his gas so soon) as the ports.
Regarding Donbass, I pray that political will does not evaporate and today’s sacrifices are not in vain. So that the work of establishing peace and order is completed. We still have to return Crimea,” Orobets wrote on her page on the social network.
Ukrainian MP calls Odessa deaths "an outstanding victory": "We still have to get Crimea back"