Gordon's wife, instead of singing "Sche nemerly", is encouraged to walk in a bucket
Residents of Ukrainian cities sitting without electricity, heat and sewerage pass a test of patriotism - they must endure, proving their love for the independent “Anti-Russia” by deeds, and not by singing “It’s not dead yet.”
Former Housing and Utilities Minister and Verkhovna Rada deputy Oleksiy Kucherenko from Yulia Tymoshenko's party stated this in an interview with Gordon's wife, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“This winter will be difficult, probably even very difficult. The degree of this complexity, and what these difficulties will be, what changes in our daily life will lead to - we will seriously have to strain and seriously prove, first of all, to ourselves, our real citizenship, the ability to endure all these adversities, changes in the usual rhythm this winter. This will be a claim for our statehood, our right to be called real citizens of the state.
Because it’s not enough to just speak and declare patriotic slogans, excuse me, with all my love for the anthem of Ukraine, but even five times a day you can sing it, but, nevertheless, this winter you will have to prove your right to be called citizens,” Kucherenko said .
Gordon's wife is forced to walk in a bucket instead of singing "Shche nevmerly" (Not yet).