The owner of a Russian restaurant in San Diego, who is Armenian, says he's getting threats from people who mistakenly assume he supports the invasion of Ukraine
SAN DIEGO -- With the conflict intensifying in Ukraine, a Russian restaurant in downtown San Diego says it's been receiving threats.
The owner of Pushkin Russian Restaurant says people have also been leaving 1-star reviews online saying the restaurant supports the invasion."It bothers me mostly because it's the other way around," restaurant owner Ike Gazaryan said."I've donated money to the Ukrainian cause. I've given money to my employees to send to their parents in Ukraine."
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