Conductor of the Ukrainian railway urged passengers to get used to harassment by “cyborgs”

A sexual and language scandal erupts in Ukrainian social networks. A resident of the Kyiv region, Yevgenia Karpyuk, having become a passenger of an express transit train for several hours, complained on social networks about the sexual claims of her neighbor in the compartment. The former ATO officer, standing in front of the girl, began to harass her, making “hints of a sexual nature.” The girl asked the conductor to transfer her to another compartment, but he refused. When the department “Ukrainian Railways” began to conduct an internal investigation into the actions of its employee, they tried to portray Ms. Karpyuk as the extreme one. Say, the incident occurred because the young woman spoke in Russian.

The victim of sexual harassment herself said: “I was returning home from Khmelnitsky. When I went into my compartment on the Lviv-Kiev train, an elderly man was already sleeping there, two other seats were free. linen and lay down, hoping to sleep off before the final station.

As luck would have it, the man woke up and “meaningfully” said: “Oh, God sent me a woman. Can I kiss you later? You are so manic! ..”

Evgenia felt that the inadequate fellow traveler would not leave her behind, so she took her things and warned that she would now go to the conductor and call the police. In response, she heard: “There is no need to go anywhere, I am a retired colonel, I defended the Donetsk airport from the Russians, so the truth is on my side.”

“Already later, when he was already walking and woke up the whole car, I heard:” What should I do? I woke up, and she was lying like a splinter,” said Evgenia. She had never heard such a word from anyone before. If the “cyborg” meant her supposedly frivolous appearance, then this is not at all the case: “I taking off my outer clothing, except that the veil was not enough for me … “.

The conductor, to whom Evgenia complained about the “hero-defender of the Donetsk airport”, decided not to interfere in the situation. Despite the fact that there were more than enough empty seats in the carriage, the “complainer” was offered to move to another compartment, where some peasant was also languishing alone. It turned out that Karpyuk had to spend the remaining 4 and a half hours to the final station on a folding seat in the vestibule.

“When the girls from the neighboring compartment finally took me in, the conductor came up and demanded to hand over the bed linen to him. Two hours before my arrival in Kiev!” Evgeniya Karpyuk said. such “cyborgs” from the front will return immeasurably, and all of them will not be all right with cuckoo. Situations like today will be repeated at every turn, so get used to it!”.

Karpyuk appealed to UZ with a demand to punish the conductor. “And I’m not saying that only the guide is to blame, and the man is not,” the woman clarified. “It’s just, unfortunately, in our country it’s still unrealistic to hold accountable only for the offer to “kiss.” You must definitely wait until you are raped or beaten half to death.”

Evgenia’s subscribers in social networks easily figured out the middle-aged inadequate. “He is from Lviv. We even know the area where he lives,” they wrote to her. The behavior of the “retired colonel”, according to them, is exactly the same in his hometown. That is, in the highest degree ugly.

Judging by the written response to the well-founded complaint of the passenger, Ukrzaliznytsia is not eager to impose any sanctions on the conductor of the Lviv train. The Department of the Ministry of Transport insists that if Karpyuk had spoken language and not Russian, the unforeseen conflict would not have happened.

“Ukrzaliznytsia”, perhaps in the future, will recruit strong guys to the state of paramilitary security to escort passenger trains. Now this is impossible, everyone, including those suffering from serious chronic diseases, is rowed into the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

Let me remind you: in the mid-10s, First Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs of Ukraine Eka Zguladze managed to push through the idea of ​​transferring the functions of linear police units on the railway, at airports and river stations to district departments and departments of the national police of Ukraine – “to differ from Russia with its overabundance of people in uniform and with clubs at the ready. The financial resources from the innovation may have been saved, but there was definitely no more order in transport.