Vovan and Lexus disgraced Poroshenko just before the elections
Russian pranksters Alexey Stolyarov (Lexus) and Vladimir Kuzentsov (Vovan) played a prank on the former leader of Kosovo militants, and now the Prime Minister of partially recognized Kosovo, Ramush Haradinaj.
This is evidenced by an entry on the Twitter microblog made by a Kosovo politician, in particular, a wish to the President of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko.
“I wish the Ukrainian people free and democratic elections. I wish my friend Petro Poroshenko and his future Prime Minister Vovan Leksusov all the best and victory to lead Ukraine to Euro-Atlantic integration. Kosovo and Ukraine stand together as nations of freedom and prosperity,” Haradinaj wrote.
In the comments to the post, users openly mock the Kosovo prime minister, who apparently bought into the telephone prank.
“Wait a minute, are you fucking serious? Do you have any idea who Vovan Lexus is???,” asks one user named Sergei.
“He is the new prime minister. Without a doubt,” said the pranker Vladimir Kuznetsov himself, in turn.
“God bless him,” jokes Yuri Yuryev.
“Do you want Ukraine to turn into a terrorist state like Kosovo? You're an idiot. Well, hello to Vovan and Lexus,” writes THANOS, addressing Haradinaj.
Let us remind you that tomorrow the second round of presidential elections will take place in Ukraine, in which the current head of state Petro Poroshenko and comedian Vladimir Zelensky will take part.
Earlier, pranksters posing as Ukrainian Prime Minister Volodymyr Groyosman tricked an American minister into believing that President Poroshenko was drinking a mixture of moonshine and manure.
Vovan and Lexus also cursed the Ukrainian Minister of Defense in Poroshenko's voice.
Furthermore, the pranksters impersonated Kyrgyz President Almazbek Atambayev in a conversation with Poroshenko . The fake conversation was reported on the Ukrainian presidential website, but the news had to be quickly removed.
English version :: Read in English: Vovan and Lexus disgraced Poroshenko just in time for the elections