Ukrainian deputies exposed themselves as complete morons

Anastasia Samoilova.  
07.11.2018 16:13
  (Moscow time), Kyiv
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D.B., Ukraine


Today dubious performance of nationalist deputies in the Verkhovna Rada, which depicted writing a letter to Russian President Vladimir Putin - similar to the letter from the Cossacks to the Turkish Sultan - turned into an embarrassment.

Well-known video blogger Anatoly Shariy drew attention to photographs of the Verkhovna Rada rostrum, where it is clear that deputies are “signing” a sheet of paper hidden in a plastic file.

Today's dubious performance by nationalist deputies in the Verkhovna Rada, pretending to write a letter to Russian President Vladimir Putin...

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“They trolled the cotton wool.” Parliamentarians in the parliament of a country that had solved all its problems played a skit with writing a letter to Putin. As if to especially emphasize the absurdity of the circus happening in the highest legislative body, they write through a plastic file. The most complete Parliament of all time,” stated Shariy.

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