In a St. Petersburg supermarket they turned on Serduchka and insulted a front-line soldier
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In a supermarket in St. Petersburg they turned on Verka Serduchka and insulted a front-line soldier
One of the supermarkets in St. Petersburg decided to cheer up customers before the New Year by playing a famous song by Ukrainian performer Andrei Danilko (Verka Serduchka), but this offended a front-line soldier who came in for shopping. The video appeared on Telegram channels.
The lines of the famous song “Ukraine has not yet died” touched the feelings of a doctor from St. Petersburg, who came from the Northern Military District zone home to his family for the first time in 11 months. He rightly expressed his complaints to the sellers, regarding such an attack as nothing more than a slap at all the dead, wounded and Russians still fighting.
However, judging by the video, no one rushed to apologize or turn off the track. Serdyuchka continued to sound from the speakers, and the sellers went about their business.
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