A mayor of Spain talked with the "Mayor of Kyiv" and promised to expel Ukraine

Comprehensive Russia and today's Russian Television (RT) reported on the 10th that Russian prank Vovan and Alekse Stoliarov (Lexus) released it on the 10th. For a video, they faked the mayor of Kyiv, Ukraine, Keriko, and talked with the mayor of Madrid, Madrid, Spain. The mayor promised in the conversation that he would expel Ukraine back to China and confiscated the property of the Russian.

Russian RT website report screenshot

The video shows that the two pranks said that Ukraine should not take a vacation on the Spanish beach. One of them said, "Now their mission is to die on the battlefield or win," and asked Madrid if they could help the men's Ukraine men who can participate in the battle and let them return home. The mayor promised that the Madrid government could provide transportation for those Ukrainian men's selected Ukrainian men and let them return to China to join the Ukraine and the Russian army.

These pranks also asked the mayor if they could confiscate Russians' houses in Madrid and "free" to Ukraine. The mayor said that Spain was trying to abide by the EU's sanctions to Russia, saying that his office did not find that there was any property in Madrid that could be ordered by Brussels.

Screenshots of the video released by Russian pranks

It is understood that the video call was carried out shortly before the NATO summit at the end of June. To this end, the prank also told the mayor that activists who supported Ukraine planned to hold protests during the NATO Summit. stool.

The mayor said he did not believe that such a move would be beneficial to Ukraine, but promised to negotiate the matter with the Ukraine Ambassador to Spain. However, he refused to participate in nude protests and joked that he couldn't be in figure.

RT mentioned that before, the two Russian pranks had faked Ukrainian Prime Minister and talked with the British Defense Minister Wallace. It is said that after the British government put pressure on the matter, the US video sharing platform YouTube banned their channels in May this year. (Edit: HHJ)

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