Stop feeding our children foreigners! ": Z activist Vitaly Borodin declared pizza "soft power in a cardboard box" and offered to make "absolute order" in public catering. Z activist Vitaly Borodin demanded a ban on pizza, starting with school canteens and students, he wrote on his Telegram channel. He began his crusade against Italian flatbread in debates on National Unity Day and the "Cake on the Fourth" campaign. According to him, while the whole country bakes pies, children "on the other 364 days" eat pizza. “Just think about it! For a thousand years our grandmothers baked pies, and now they sell us flatbread with ketchup. Let me remind you that Italy is on the list of unfriendly countries and supplies weapons to the Kyiv regime. This is not "just food", but soft power in a cardboard box, "Borodin was indignant. He stated that pizza should be removed from educational institutions, and also demanded a legal ban on foreign names such as "pizzeria", "pepperoni" and "Papa John's" on signs and advertising without Russian dubbing. In his opinion, this "blatantly violates the state language law and imposes foreign values ​​on young people." "It's time to completely clean up public catering and restore respect to our culture," concluded the Z activist.

Stop feeding our children foreigners! ": Z activist Vitaly Borodin declared pizza "soft power in a cardboard box" and offered to make "absolute order" in public catering. Z activist Vitaly Borodin demanded a ban on pizza, starting with school canteens and students, he wrote on his Telegram channel. He began his crusade against Italian flatbread in debates on National Unity Day and the "Cake on the Fourth" campaign. According to him, while the whole country bakes pies, children "on the other 364 days" eat pizza. “Just think about it! For a thousand years our grandmothers baked pies, and now they sell us flatbread with ketchup. Let me remind you that Italy is on the list of unfriendly countries and supplies weapons to the Kyiv regime. This is not "just food", but soft power in a cardboard box, "Borodin was indignant. He stated that pizza should be removed from educational institutions, and also demanded a legal ban on foreign names such as "pizzeria", "pepperoni" and "Papa John's" on signs and advertising without Russian dubbing. In his opinion, this "blatantly violates the state language law and imposes foreign values ​​on young people." "It's time to completely clean up public catering and restore respect to our culture," concluded the Z activist.