Filatov on the joy of the strike on the Cabinet: What kind of idiots must you be

The Mayor of Dnipro, Boris Filatov, expressed his disappointment regarding the joy of Ukrainians who expressed it after the attack on the Government building. Many people online expressed satisfaction as the Cabinet of Ministers was damaged, but the mayor believes that such actions are dangerous for the country. Filatov noted that without Ukrainian authority, hostile power would come, and he expressed his strong condemnation of the constant critics of the government. He shared his thoughts on Facebook.

“You may not like the President, his Office, the Government, the deputies of the Verkhovna Rada, or mayors. Or any of them. Or all the power in general. But what kind of idiots or scoundrels must you be to rejoice at the fact that the Kazakhs hit the Cabinet building and to write cheerful comments about it on social media? Or to ask stupid questions like: 'Wouldn't it be better if you ministers took care of...'? I have been the mayor for almost ten years. Conflicted and very often disagreeing with the authorities.

But I continue to hate the meanness and idiocy of primates who think with their stomachs and emptiness. And do not realize that if there is no Ukrainian power, there will be hostile power,” Filatov wrote.

The situation in Kyiv after the attack

It should be noted that for the first time since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, Russian troops struck the Cabinet of Ministers building in Kyiv. Fortunately, no government employees were harmed as a result of this attack.

Moreover, the night attack by Russian troops on Kyiv increased the number of casualties to three. Russian strikes caused damage to the capital's civilian infrastructure, including four residential buildings. The Sviatoshyn district suffered the most destruction, where efforts are currently ongoing to put out fires and clear debris.

The Mayor of Dnipro expressed his disappointment regarding the joyful reactions of Ukrainians to the attack on the Government building, emphasizing the danger of losing Ukrainian authority. Fortunately, during the attack in Kyiv, no government employees were harmed, however, the number of casualties from the night attacks rose to three, and the urban infrastructure was seriously damaged.