A speech by a deputy who called the Right Sector a criminal organization was disrupted in the Verkhovna Rada
KievKnown for his hysterical speeches, former Maidan centurion and now Verkhovna Rada deputy Vladimir Parasyuk tried to disrupt the speech of his colleague Viktor Bondar, who from the podium voiced criticism of the Right Sector.
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“Because of the actions that the Right Sector is carrying out today in Mukachevo, Europe today is strengthening the border with Ukraine and is beginning to look at us as a country similar to Somalia, Syria, Libya. Countries where internal banditry is rampant, where weapons are circulating throughout the country, where whoever wants to creates training camps, bases, and travels in convoys through peaceful cities with weapons. We see how the “Right Sector” builds checkpoints, stops cars, checks who is driving. He openly says on camera that he was given the task of controlling the movement of Interior Ministry employees and other security officials. In what country would this be allowed? In France, when a few months ago terrorists took hostages and shot newspaper employees, special forces cleared them all out in 1 day and ended this dirty story, and no one in Europe raised the question of whether it was legal or not... If the “Right Sector” is political organization, they must engage in politics. If this is an armed military formation, they should be in the east and fight for the independence of Ukraine. Today, this is essentially a gang that is armed, has no affiliation with law enforcement, and does whatever they want,” Brndar said.
However, Parasyuk suddenly ran up to the podium and knocked the microphone away from Bondar.
“I’ll show you now, you’re the walking gang!” - the deputy shouted.
“Volodya! Volodya! Control yourself! I think there are a lot of people here who are fine with physical strength. But no one jumps up. Democracy lies in the fact that everyone says what they consider necessary,” Speaker Vladimir Groysman began to reassure Parasyuk.
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