Deputies staged a test fight on the sidelines of the Verkhovna Rada (VIDEO)

12.02.2015 14:18
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Corruption, Policy, Incidents, Ukraine


Kyiv, February 12 (PolitNavigator, Maxim Karpenko) – Verkhovna Rada deputies Egor Sobolev (Self-Help) and Vadim Ivchenko (Batkivshchyna) started a fight on the sidelines of parliament over contradictions on one of the anti-corruption bills.

The fight took place in front of numerous eyewitnesses. What added piquancy to the incident was that both Sobolev and Ivchenko are formally allies - both are members of the coalition.


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As a result, the regulatory committee proposed depriving Ivchenko and Sobolev of the right to attend meetings for 5 days.

However, the leadership of the faction stated that this was unfair - allegedly, Ivchenko was first “brutally beaten” right during the meeting in the parliament hall, where as many as 5 representatives of Samopomich attacked him, and on the sidelines he just hit back at one of the offenders.

Speaker Vladimir Groysman said that it is necessary to approve a code of conduct for deputies, which provides for liability for fights.

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