Deputy of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine Oleksiy Goncharenko initiated the placement of posters in Kiev with insults against Moscow. To get his creative impulse to be noticed, he shared the billboards on his personal Facebook page.
Thus, the parliamentarian congratulated the Ukrainian capital on the City Day. May 30 Kiev celebrated its 1539 anniversary. The posters say: “There was already a library in Kiev when toads croaked in Moscow,” “There were already laws in Kiev when toads croaked in Moscow.”
Goncharenko is known for his resonant statements about Russia. He stated that the Kuban should belong to Ukraine, and argued that in the Kuban, allegedly 100 years ago, they spoke MOV. He also repeatedly resented that in Russia they continue to call Kharkov and Odessa Russian cities.
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