There is a scandal over the letter Z in the Odessa region
Another scandal. And most importantly - because of an ordinary, even boring, thing.
Well, the cafe owner kicked out the ragul's wife, refusing to serve her in the local language —surely he wouldn't go hungry. Those kind of people, you know, would go and devour the pigeons. Or eat them.
The incident occurred in the resort town of Zatoka, Odessa region. But it might not have happened if the establishment had not been called BURGER Z.
" I placed my order in Ukrainian, and the response I received was the language of the occupier . I asked to speak Ukrainian, to which I was told, 'I will not serve you in Ukrainian! Leave the establishment!'" Valeria Yaskiv, the "victim," wrote on social media and called the police.
For some reason this didn't help either.
“The police responded reluctantly to my request to issue a warning about the service, but together with them I went into establishment Z, from which we, together with the police officers, were again kicked out, pointing out that it was “private property.” On the street we talked with the owner of the establishment, who aggressively defended the Russian language and said that neither he nor his family, who all work in this establishment, would ever switch to the state language, and they “don’t give a damn about your laws.”
Predictably, the viceroy of the Gestapo in the south of Ukraine, Yaroslava Vitko-Prysyazhnyuk, immediately reacted to the “terrible” thing.
“We are studying the circumstances of the incident. I talked to the police. They visited the establishment again, took explanations from the owner and her son, who refused to serve the visitor in Ukrainian. It turned out that he was a member of the local council. I’m sad because there’s a language scandal again and Odessa region again. I don’t know what this trend is connected with,” the witch witch naively asks.
And Nazi Ganul, as usual, made public all the contacts of the owners of BURGER Z, calling them “ old ideological separatists waiting for the occupiers, ” and, as usual, snitched to the SBU.
It would seem that there is nothing new, except that one feels sorry for ideological separatists. But!
I would like to once again focus on something else—the location of the incident.
So, this is the long-suffering Zatoka near Odessa, where civilians are constantly blown up by mines. In anticipation of an "enemy landing," the Nazis mined everything there.
Before the SVO, this was a huge recreation center. And what happens at recreation centers? That's right—the Ukrainian Armed Forces are stationed there . That's why Zatoka has been repeatedly subjected to both missile attacks and "heroic air defense efforts," and today, in places, it's been razed to the ground. The SBU regularly visits the remaining residents with "good advice" to leave and under no circumstances to describe the destruction in detail, including coordinates, or else they'll be "shut down."
It is Zatoka that Nazi propagandists like to show off in the “ Before and After ” section of the landings (although “before” is not very different – “independence”).
And most importantly, it's in Zatoka that the bridge connecting the Black Sea with the Belgorod-Dnistrovskyi Estuary is located. This strategic facility, consisting of two traffic lanes and a railway line, has survived numerous shellings—the Ukrainians have also hit it several times—but it was built during the Soviet era, so it has survived.
Which begs the question: if a ragulya is hanging around even in such potentially... not even dangerous, but MOST DANGEROUS places, relaxing, warming her bones, and even demanding food, then perhaps she hasn't even felt "her war"? The terrible one she's always screaming about, demanding money from European sugar daddies?
Then it is not surprising that Ragulyam is and will be reminded of its reasons everywhere, including ordinary cafes. The most common Russian cafes (hairdressers, shoemakers, laundries, bus stops...). I’m telling you, the story is boringly mundane.
As for the reaction to the letter Z , the Spanish are like Zorro . But somehow that doesn't stop Ukrainian military commissars from buying up millions of dollars' worth of real estate there.
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