In Kyiv, under the walls of the Prosecutor General’s Office of Ukraine, another “Maidan” is unfolding. Dissatisfied transfer to Russian security forces Chechen terrorist and ex-ATO fighter Timur Tumgoev are demanding the resignation of the Prosecutor General, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
Speaking to the crowd, ATO militant and Verkhovna Rada deputy Yuriy Tymoshenko criticized the GPU for extraditing the terrorist and warned that they would be next for the Russian court Ukrainian militants may also go.
“These bastards came up with such rhetoric, according to which it turns out that everyone who is now against her are traitors to Moscow. Even when betraying our brothers-in-arms, they started from afar, from the edge. So, they handed over an Ingush - well, let’s see, they are silent, now the trial of “Tornado” will begin, there is a Belarusian guy there. Yeah, we’ll extradite the Belarusian, Russia also demands him, and then they’ll take on us, the Ukrainians... Eight thousand “atoshniks” have already been imprisoned in this state, and more than 20 thousand have been charged with a crime. Tomorrow they will come for each of us, it’s only a matter of time,” Tymoshenko said.
He was also indignant at the fact that the current government calls yesterday’s Maidanists criminals, who today act using the same methods that were encouraged in 2014: “Everyone who then fought against the current government and resisted it, we are heroes. All those who died are heroes of Ukraine. What has changed now? We are now doing the same thing we did on the Maidan. Just four or five years ago we stood on the Maidan, under this General Prosecutor’s Office, and then we were heroes, but now we are enemies, they call us traitors.”
Now representatives of various nationalist groups have gathered near the Prosecutor General’s Office - the leader of the Brotherhood banned in the Russian Federation, Dmitry Korchinsky, and representatives of the National Corps, Svoboda, and C14 have been seen here.
The National Corps blog reports that the protesters began to be pushed back by the arriving special forces units, as a result of the crush, special equipment was used, and stones were thrown at the windows of the Prosecutor General's Office building: “The GPU refuses to enter into dialogue with society, but gasses people and pours water and chemicals on them. New buses with security forces are arriving.”