Odesa teen sings Russian songs and swears at MP in Lviv

Commenting about his use of the Russian language, he asked her to leave him alone and started to swear, claiming that "everyone in Odesa speaks Russian and no one cares about it."

"They f*cked me over the language. F*ck you. F*ck you," he said.

Then he says to another guy that "they f*cked him for singing Tsoi's songs."

"You know, Tsoi is a legend of rock, f*ck them. Tsoi is a legend of rock and you f*ck me. You'd better go do your business. You, b*tch, have your job, kids, family, husband. And you f*ck me over Tsoi's songs. Don't you, b*tch, have anything else to do?" the boy said, showing his command of the enemy’s more vulgar vocabulary.

Later, a video appeared with him apologizing for the rudeness

."I apologize for my foul language towards Ms. Natalia, who reprimanded me for singing a song in Russian in public, and I apologize to the people of Lviv," he said.

Earlier, a video of three young men from Odesa was published showing them blasting the music in their vehicle of Russian singer Gregory Leps, an outspoken supporter of Russian dictator Vladimir Putin who is sanctioned by the EU and NSDC, in central Lviv on May 8.

In the video, journalist Roman Hurskyi can be seen approaching the car and asking if it was "okay for them to listen to Muscovite music now." One of the men tried to snatch his phone and started swearing.

Another man from the car asked him: "What if your music was in a political conflict zone?"

Later, all three men were charged.

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