Sweet gift: Ukrainian Minister received the “ruins of the Kremlin”

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The Minister of Infrastructure Vladimir Omelyan received a very welcome present for his fortieth anniversary. Especially for him, they baked a cake in the form of the ruins of the Kremlin and with the inscription "Glory to Ukraine".





A photograph of such a strange “gift” was posted by Omelian’s spokeswoman Marina Tomko, who commented on what happened in a Facebook page:

Congratulated the Minister on his birthday, presented the Kremlin (ruins). And a hand with a cufflink UPA ate the star of the Spasskaya Tower.


It should be noted that the UPA is a Nazi organization banned in Russia.

Presumably, the minister ate the cake not without pleasure. In this “gift” it is as if the dreams of a person who scandalously became famous for his anti-Russian statements are embodied.



In particular, Omelyan gave uninvited advice to his fellow citizens who needed to go to Russia for one reason or another, namely, he suggested that they put on a military uniform, pick up a machine gun and go into battle.

At the end of 2018, the ministry headed by him proposed a complete cessation of railway communication with Russian cities. True, the Ministry of Economic Development replied that this was not practical.

The Minister of Infrastructure also put forward the idea of ​​winning back from Russia not only the Kuban, but also Moscow. Apparently, in connection with this, he was presented with such a confectionery product so that at least in his fantasies he would feel like a winner who entered the Russian capital.



In another state, Omelyan would have every chance to feast on not a cake, but a prison jug. In November last year, it became known that law enforcement agencies had serious questions for him in connection with illegal enrichment. They even seized him for the time of his passport. The official was convicted of the fact that his income from 2000 to 2018 did not correspond to expenses. However, he remained at his post: Russophobia in Kiev is highly regarded.