From the Express (UK):
"A chyron at the top of the news company SIA-PRESS Center building in Surgut [Russia] reads: "Putin is huylo and a thief, 100 rubles for a dollar, you're f***ing crazy.
Huylo is most commonly translated to "d***head" and originates from a Ukrainian football chant.
But it carries far more vitriol in Ukrainian, Russian, and Belarusian.
American-born Russian translator, Michele Berdy, previously explained: 'Think of the worst, most obscene possible expression for a very bad person—and that's the word you need.' (our emphasis)
The growing anger over the imploding Russian economy / the ruble's plummet in value may soon be as strong as that over the Russian dictator's army mobilizations to send Russians to die in Ukraine for his warped vanity. May that war criminal's days be numbered.
