"There was a nervous breakdown": the Brovary saleswoman wished the Armed Forces fighters to "blow up on mines" (video)

She quarreled with the military through the prices written in Russian, and wished the defenders to "blow up on the mines" because they were clinging to remarks. Later, the woman apologized for harsh words. A language scandal broke out in Brovary, Kyiv region. The owner of several outlets quarreled with the Armed Forces through the price tags on vegetables written in Russian. The video of the incident was posted on his Telegram page by journalist Konstantin Andriyuk.

The reason for the scandal was the incident in the market in Brovary. The author of the video, volunteer Volodymyr Mishchuk claims that on the market all price tags were written in Russian. The military made remarks to sellers and asked to change their names. Employees complained to Giana's businessmen. They allegedly said that the Ukrainian military clinging to them through price tags on vegetables and threatening to close points.

The woman, in the urge of emotions, wished the military "blowing up on the mines. " According to entrepreneurship, freedom of speech in Ukraine, and therefore do not touch anyone because of Russian. Vladimir Mishchuk reminded her that there was a war in the country. In response, Guyana said that the military "mocked" her employees, and added that the Armed Forces had Russian -speaking defenders, including Russians who defend Ukraine.

"Yes, I said that the guys are blown up on mines that treat peaceful people. Those who come and allow themselves to do unworthy things. They come and mock people for Russian," the entrepreneur explained. Later, the woman apologized to the Armed Forces and confessed that her words were inappropriate. She noted that she was "sorry" about the phrase that broke out in a state of "nervous breakdown". "Well, I apologize to the Armed Forces . . . Yes, it was unbuilt. It was not appropriate.

I accept my mistake what I said. It was a nervous breakdown. Yes, I said that the boys would blow up on mines that behave so much with normal peaceful people. Who, in shape, allow themselves to do. " On June 3, Focus told about a high -profile language scandal in Lviv. The street musician was performed in the city center of the songs of Victor Tsoi. Natalia Pipi, who entered a verbal altercation with a young man, did not like it.