In his new video, Mykola Tyshchenko compared Ukrainian politicians to various food products, but he chose the image of garlic himself, explaining that it is “to drive out demons.”<\/p>\n
In a clip that went online, Tyshchenko took part in a humorous blitz interview, during which he answered questions about his associations with famous Ukrainian politicians.<\/p>\n
The presenter began with greetings, to which Tyshchenko responded positively. She asked what products he associates with specific Ukrainian politicians.<\/p>\n
People’s deputy Oleksiy Honcharenko was the first to be mentioned, whom Tyshchenko described as a “durian”\u2014an unusual but interesting fruit in Ukraine.<\/p>\n
Regarding the fifth president of Ukraine, Petro Poroshenko, he compared him to a beet, explaining: “Because there is a lot of sugar.”<\/p>\n
Tyshchenko called him “cayenne pepper” in memory of the head of the State Administration of Ukraine, Kyryll Budanov.<\/p>\n
A People’s Deputy described Yulia Tymoshenko as a “tomato” because of her red hair.<\/p>\n
Tyshchenko compared the Speaker of the Parliament, Ruslan Stefanchuk, to a “pumpkin”, noting that they are traditionally given at weddings.<\/p>\n
When asked about Yuri Boyk, the deputy joked that he looked like “curly broccoli.”<\/p>\n
When it came to Davyd Arahamiya, Tyshchenko said that his favorite dish is tobacco chicken.<\/p>\n
Answering the question about his vision, he emphasized that he considers himself a garlic\u2014”to drive out demons.”<\/p>\n
A video of Tyshchenko giving a sewing machine to his grandmother in Kyiv has already appeared on the Internet, sparking a wave of comments because the value of the gift was translated as less than a thousand hryvnias. At the same time, the deputy himself recently bought a car for several million. They began to call him “Kolya the tailor jokingly.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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