Ukrainian general told how Putin humiliated Ukraine

Maxim Karpenko.  
12.08.2019 10:38
  (Moscow time), Kyiv
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Policy, United States of America, Transport, Ukraine, Economy


Russian President Vladimir Putin, attending a bike show in Crimea , demonstratively rode a domestically produced motorcycle, which had previously competed with a Ukrainian bike.

The former head of the Donetsk Military State Administration, Army General Alexander Kikhtenko, stated this on the air of the NASH TV channel, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.

President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin, having visited a bike show in Crimea, demonstratively rode a domestic motorcycle...

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According to Kikhtenko, the Ukrainian Dnepr has collapsed, and the Russian Ural is being advertised by President Putin.

“Look, what is Putin doing? He arrived, completed the trip on a Russian-made motorcycle, a Ural motorcycle, not a foreign one, and so on. Where is our Dnepr? It was our competitor “Ural”, a heavy motorcycle, which was produced in the city of Dnepropetrovsk. He even demonstrates here: “Look, I ride a Russian bike, and it’s already almost the same as a foreign one,” Kikhtenko said.

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A Ukrainian general explained how Putin humiliated Ukraine.






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