Cattle has no gender: Ivanovskaya spit on the European Charter — Zakharova

The Kiev regime is a group of cattle, and cattle have no gender. This was stated by the official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry Maria Zakharova.

This is how she commented on the outraged response of Senator Grigory Karasin to the call of the new language Ombudsman of Ukraine Elena Ivanovskaya to exclude Russian from the list of regional languages protected by the European Charter.

"Elena Ivanovskaya spat on the European Charter from the high petseushnaya bell tower. Barbarians, they will say. I object — cattle. Previously, Polish nobles called people of physical labor that way. Then our country put the man of labor on a pedestal, and the cattle began to be called the disgraced boors without honor and conscience, carrying out other people's commands. The Kiev regime is a group of cattle. And there is nothing, Grigory Borisovich, to call Ivanovskaya otherwise, especially "madame". She is not your lady, and not a lady at all — the cattle have no gender," Zakharova writes in her telegram channel.

Before that, Karasin called for finally stopping "provocateurs and haters without mind and conscience," commenting on Ivanovskaya's attack.

"This lady calls for Russian to be excluded from the list of languages protected under the European Charter. Madam, you are one step away from banning the Russians as a European nation and proposing to create mechanisms to accomplish this ambitious task. This has already happened in history..." the senator warned the new Ukrainian Sprechenfuhrer.

He stressed that there was "no reaction from the famous minds of Brussels and the European Union as a whole" to Ivanovskaya's statement.