In Odessa, a conversation in Russian on a tram ended in a scandal. This is reported by RIA Novosti with reference to local Telegram channels.
The reason for the conflict in transport was the conversation of one of the passengers in Russian. An elderly woman in an aggressive manner expressed her dissatisfaction with such actions and demanded to switch to Ukrainian, but the passenger refused. After that, the instigator of the conflict began to threaten and insult her fellow traveler.
A man who introduced himself as a law enforcement officer also took part in the skirmish, who advised the aggressive woman to go to Lvov or Ternopil “and whistle there.” How the quarrel ended is not reported.
Earlier, the mayor of Odessa Gennady Trukhanov said that the name of Marshal Georgy Zhukov was returned to the central avenue of the city. According to him, the decision to rename the avenue was made personally by the former governor Mikhail Saakashvili during the campaign for decommunization in Ukraine. Now the street named after the Heavenly Hundred – the Euromaidan fighters killed during clashes with law enforcement officers – will return its historical name, since Saakashvili's decision was illegal.
