The dog that a Servant of the People MP advised selling has been found near Kropyvnytskyi
The dog's owner has no intention of selling him.
In the village of Adzhamka in Kropyvnytskyi district lives a dog named Sharik, which People's Deputy Yevhen Brahar of the Servant of the People party advised selling to pay for gas. This was reported by CBN.
On February 2, local residents of the village, together with Sharik's owner Liubov Pavlivna, gathered and demanded an apology from the deputy.
Recall that during a broadcast on the 112 channel, the deputy suggested that pensioners could pay their utility bills by selling their property or a dog: “If there is an elite-breed dog in the yard, then she (the pensioner who called the channel) can sell it at any moment and pay calmly.”
Afterwards, Naftogaz of Ukraine called on people not to sell dogs and cats to pay utility bills, while Yevhen Brahar himself apologized for his remark about selling a dog to pay utility bills. He justified his words by saying that he is a new face in politics and has not yet learned to “answer sensitive questions”.
On social media, Ukrainians staged a real flash mob creating memes and jokes about Brahar's phrase.
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