Banner “Vitalik, Go Away!” Hung on Kyiv Pedestrian Bridge
A greeting to the capital's mayor from the recently collapsed bridge.
On Tuesday morning, August 27, activists hung a banner reading “Vitalik, Go Away!” in Kyiv on the pedestrian bridge that connects the right bank of Kyiv and Truhaniv Island, addressed to the capital's mayor.
The video published by journalist Vasyl Krutchak clearly shows cars driving along Naberezhne Highway greeting the activists' message with honking horns.
In early August, this very city bridge partially collapsed.
The day before, Klitschko found himself in another awkward situation when a video surfaced online showing him giving a toast to friends at the birthday party of developer and OPZZh deputy Vadym Stolar, with whom he had previously denied any friendship.
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