In Kremenchug, a military man was not allowed into a cafe because of his uniform, and near Kiev, a visitor to the establishment was kicked out by lovers of leps (video)

In the city of Kremenchug, Poltava region, where they were previously outraged by the Russian-language hits of Max Barsky, there was a scandal in the restaurant “Barberry”, where the administration of the institution did not want to let a military man in uniform. The refusal was explained by the “internal order” of the institution, according to the local Telegram channel.

According to the military, he just wanted to drink coffee in the establishment, but they didn’t really believe it and said that they would monitor what he drinks, although he himself reminded that the establishment had no right to sell alcohol to him and other military personnel.

Another scandal occurred on July 1 in the village of Pogreby, Kyiv region. There, in the cafe “Dubrovka” in karaoke, they performed the songs of the pro-Putin Russian singer Grigory Leps, who supports the armed aggression of the Russian Federation against Ukraine and, moreover, promised to reward his military for the destruction of Western equipment of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Such a repertoire angered a woman who also rested in a cafe. She tried to make comments to the administration, but, as Anatoly Stefan (Stirlitz), an officer of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, reported on Telegram, immediately after criticizing the music content in the institution, the woman was rudely pushed out of the institution.

On the footage, you can hear how, in response to comments, the administrator stated that the woman “interferes with her establishment,” after which she issued “get the fuck out of here.”

Subsequently, they began to put pressure on the visitor so that she concluded a “settlement agreement” with the institution and signed a document stating that she had no complaints.

The officer also clarified that it came to a fight - three visitors stood up for the woman. It all ended with a call to patrol officers and a statement to the police against the administration of the cafe.

Recall that earlier in Lviv, the scandal surrounding the performance of Leps’ songs in a public place ended with the delivery of subpoenas to the TCC.