Ukrainian nationalist Vladimir Koshovenko, who is involved in the attack on the Russian embassy in Kiev in March 2016, was beaten while on vacation in the Kherson region. The radical reported the incident on his Facebook page.
According to him, he was vacationing in the resort town of Genichesk on the border with the Crimea with his brother Ruslan.
The nationalist suggested that the reason for the attack on him was “the hatred of young people towards everything pro-Ukrainian, towards Ukraine.”
Koshovenko noted that in the city “there are almost no Ukrainian symbols anywhere, only for sale or in some cars.”
He added that he, “a handsome man with a forelock on his head,” speaking in Ukrainian, had to catch glances, “as if you were some kind of enemy, a stranger in your native country.”
Koshovenko also expressed regret that he did not see “not a single office” of Ukrainian nationalist organizations in the city.
“I recommend everyone who travels to such places to take protective equipment such as a pistol or a gas canister with them. Maybe so protect yourself from the pro-Russian population, ”said the nationalist.
Earlier it was reported that the priest of the Orthodox Church of Ukraine Roman Vinnik dropped off the bus after his remark about Russian music.
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