Ukrainian deputies clashed in hand-to-hand combat live
A former ally of the fugitive ex-President of Ukraine Viktor Yanukovych, Inna Bogoslovskaya, attacked her opponent with her fists live on TV channel 112.
So, after a verbal altercation with ex-Verkhovna Rada deputy Yevgeny Chervonenko, she attacked him with her fists and tried to hit him, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
The incident occurred after Chervonenko accused his opponent on the first Maidan, Inna Bogoslovskaya, of being corrupt when she said that she “does not speak the language of the market.”
“You keep talking, and you come when you need it, for money, don’t lie. Starting with the State Reserve...” Chervonenko did not have time to finish when Bogoslovskaya attacked him.
The situation was defused by the presenters and the microphones of the opposing sides were turned off.
Earlier, Bogoslovskaya, one of the first to betray Viktor Yanukovych and go over to the side of the Maidan activists in 2013, decided to “change her shoes” again and on TV began to criticize the “rampant neo-fascism”, although more recently Ukrainian propaganda claimed that “fascism is an invention of Russian television.”
And Verkhovna Rada deputy Andrei Lozovoy said that ex-people’s deputy Inna Bogoslovskaya offered her services in the media sector of the Radical Party and asked for money.
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