The mother of the scandalous People's Deputy Mykola Tyshchenko, Zhanna, sells lavender bouquets and socks, fights with local underage hooligans, and didn't even know that her son was under house arrest.
Zhanna Tyshchenko is the biological mother of the odious People's Deputy Mykola Tyshchenko. The media has repeatedly written about the fact that the woman lives out her life in poverty. In her youth, she worked as a photographer in a Soviet-era community center run by her husband. But later, according to journalists, Zhanna Tyshchenko was diagnosed with schizophrenia. Since then, her son has not maintained any contact with her and does not help her at all.
“I am also a photojournalist and a paparazzi,” a woman in a white T-shirt declares to reporters who have sought her out near the Minsk metro station.
The woman says about herself that “Kolina Mama is a businesswoman, I have been in business for fifty years.” Kyiv residents remember what kind of business this is – in particular, the times when Zhanna Anatoliyevna “protected” Roma people at local markets.
Now she is trying to sell socks and dried bouquets right from the ground. A medical diagnosis explains her unusual behavior. Zhanna Anatoliyevna calls her son a soldier and justifies the beating of a former Kraken fighter in Dnipro.
Zhanna Tyshchenko interrupts her story about her business with complaints about local teenagers who interfere with her work.
“Look at these bastards that someone sends to insult me,” says Tyshchenko’s mother.
Then “Kolina Mama” gets into the act and openly and aggressively attacks the imaginary “enemies” of People’s Deputy Tyshchenko. For some reason, in her mind, these are women.
But despite everything, Zhanna Tyshchenko continues to protect her son. Under the scorching sun, in a pitiful state, the sick woman still assures that Mykola is supposedly helping her.
"I know that Kolya is always right, always. He is a very smart, experienced person and no matter what he does, it is all right," she added.
