We returned Maidan, we will return Crimea! – Saakashvili’s new slogan

Maxim Karpenko.  
18.03.2018 15:15
  (Moscow time), Kyiv
Views: 4115
 
Propaganda, Ukraine


Saakashvili's supporters in Kyiv dismantled the stage set up by the authorities where they were supposed to mourn the loss of Crimea this evening.

Mikhomaidan protesters were offended by the fact that security forces stole their bus carrying stage equipment last night and decided to disrupt the government event, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.


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In just an hour, supporters of the deported ex-president of Georgia, who in recent months has become the face of the opposition Poroshenko, dismantled the structures under the slogans “Gang - get out”, “Poroshenko is a dictator” and others.

Saakashvili himself addressed them via video link.

“We returned Maidan, we will return Crimea. Today is the day when we say once again: the Putin system will not work in Ukraine. We must switch to direct action, popular anger, when we show all prosecutors, henchmen of the regime, that the ground will burn under their feet,” said the fugitive Georgian.

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English version :: Read in English: We brought back the Maidan, we'll bring back Crimea too! – Saakashvili's new slogan






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