The Ukrainian ambassador in Berlin criticized the Germans for ignoring the "greatness of the Ukrainians"


Ukrainian Ambassador to Germany Andriy Melnyk made yet another criticism of Berlin. In his opinion, the German authorities refuse to recognize the "greatness of the Ukrainian nation", and therefore often ignore the legitimate interests of Kiev.


The diplomat noted that today the masterpieces of Ukrainian composers do not sound in opera houses and philharmonics of Germany, and German schoolchildren do not know Ukrainian writers. This state of affairs, according to Melnik, must be changed.

Until the masterpieces of Ukrainian composers become an integral part of the repertoire of opera houses and philharmonics in Germany and the world, until German schoolchildren study our writers and poets, all our fair political demands will be subject to the same restrained response as is unfortunately often the case today

- the ambassador said.

Melnyk noted with regret that the entire history of Ukraine, all of its “national heritage” is viewed exclusively through the prism of Russia.

The Ambassador of Ukraine also complained that his statements regarding official Berlin are very often perceived extremely negatively, and he has repeatedly heard the insistent advice of local authorities to moderate the media component of Ukrainian diplomacy.
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  1. It does not matter (no importa) 18 January 2022 09: 53
    +5
    just amazing fluff. a new direction in diplomacy invented by Ukrainian diplomats - the loss of all shores in general
  2. Kilrathi Offline Kilrathi
    Kilrathi 18 January 2022 09: 59
    +4
    National treasure

    hmm, does it exist? (not to be confused with Soviet)
  3. Ruslan Baimuradov (Ruslan Baimuradov) 18 January 2022 10: 16
    +4
    Fairytale ...
  4. Eduard Aplombov Offline Eduard Aplombov
    Eduard Aplombov (Eduard Aplombov) 18 January 2022 10: 28
    +4
    well done kakel, but forgot to add at the end - give a million, give a million
  5. Bulanov Offline Bulanov
    Bulanov (Vladimir) 18 January 2022 10: 29
    +2
    Yes, how is it? This ambassador Melnyk is not a Ukrainian at all, but a Muscovite wormed his way?

    Tchaikovsky is a great Ukrainian Cossack composer. The head of the Kiev "Enlightenment", Honored Artist of Ukraine Kirill Stetsenko, put forward an original hypothesis about Ukrainian roots in the work of Pyotr Tchaikovsky. “Pyotr Tchaikovsky, the most popular composer on the planet, is not only an ethnic Ukrainian, but also his intonational base, melos, is based on the Ukrainian cultural tradition.
    1. Cherry Offline Cherry
      Cherry (Kuzmina Tatyana) 18 January 2022 14: 21
      +2
      Sanskrit was also invented by Ukrainians.
  6. kriten Offline kriten
    kriten (Vladimir) 18 January 2022 12: 32
    +1
    Here is another misfortune of Ukraine: they do not recognize in Berlin the greatness of the herd of brainless Bendera .... NATO recognized, but Berlin does not. It is true that a completely brainless population was recognized by everyone. Therefore, no one is worried about their lives.
  7. shiva Offline shiva
    shiva (Ivan) 18 January 2022 12: 34
    +2
    The Ukrainian ambassador Melnik was so sick of the German Foreign Ministry that Burbock fled from him to Russia, to Lavrov.
  8. Cherry Offline Cherry
    Cherry (Kuzmina Tatyana) 18 January 2022 14: 19
    +1
    The ambassador does not know that "Shchedryk" is a Ukrainian Christmas song, which is performed every year around the world in different variations. They know it not only in Germany.)))
  9. shinobi Offline shinobi
    shinobi (Yuri) 18 January 2022 17: 53
    +2
    This is a complete paragraph! Are they assigned according to the principle of dumb and dumber?
  10. Opozdavshiy Offline Opozdavshiy
    Opozdavshiy (Sergei) 20 January 2022 02: 45
    0
    Ukraine and personally Ambassador Melnyk demonstrate simply excellent level and skills of promiscuity!
    And Europe and even Germany do not appreciate! What were you fighting for?