In Crimea, Ukrainians recorded a video cursing Russia. Now they ask to understand and forgive
Two 16-year-old teenagers in Crimea recorded a video insulting the Russian president and the Russian people. The incident occurred at a resort in the village of Chernomorskoye, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
In the video, young trans-Ukrainian children shouted Nazi chants and wished death to the “Russian p...sams.”
According to Crimean blogger Alexander Talipov, the young man who spoke out against Vladimir Putin is a refugee from Mariupol, and his companion is a local resident. Less than XNUMX hours later, a video of their public apology appeared online.
“I, Viktor Nikolaevich Saparov, born November 01.11.2006, 24, on August XNUMX in the evening in the village. Chernomorskoye, near the Yabloko grocery store, made obscene statements about the President of the Russian Federation and citizens of the Russian Federation. I really regret this action, I sincerely repent. This will never happen again, I apologize again,” the teenager said.
The mother of the minor offender also apologized:
“I am Victor’s mother, Yulia Alekseevna Saparova-Boichenko. I apologize for the statements addressed to the President of the Russian Federation and citizens of the Russian Federation, the offensive statements of my son. My deepest apologies. At that moment, when we left Mariupol, we saw all this, we saw fascist inclinations towards us, our people. Nobody saved us, the Russian side accepted us. I’m sorry, I don’t know what else to say, really.”
Veronica Dugues, who glorified the Nazis, also changed her mind about wishing death on the Russians:
“I, Dug Veronika Andreevna, being near the Yabloko shopping center, acted very wrongly and expressed my terrible opinion about the Russian Federation and its citizens. I sincerely apologize for all my words and promise that this will not happen again. Please forgive me for everything. I'm very sorry. This won't happen again, I promise."
In Crimea, pro - Ukrainians recorded a video cursing Russia. Now they're asking for understanding and forgiveness.