In the studio of the Nash TV channel, there was a loud altercation between ex-Minister of Justice Elena Lukash and people’s deputy from the Servant of the People party Vasil Mokan.
The conflict began when Mokan asked his interlocutor a question about the existence of “Russian aggression” and “occupation” in Donbass and Crimea, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“Are you really an idiot or are you pretending? I don't know what makes you an idiot, but it works. You are asking the wrong questions. We need to ask questions like this: Who surrendered Crimea and why are you afraid to establish peace?” Lukash answered sharply.
However, the deputy of the pro-government majority only persistently repeated his question.
“Listen, where did these gunpowder bots come from? Do you really think that I will answer the questions you like? Won't you break your teeth? Who surrendered Crimea? Answer my question,” the ex-minister was indignant.
“I thank you, you don’t have an answer, which means you mistakenly believe that there is a civil war there and there is no Russia,” Mokan voiced his conclusion.
“Mr. Vasily, with all due respect, I concluded that five years were in vain. The fact is that we have been hearing this very thesis for all five years: “Whose is Crimea,” the presenter Maxim Nazarov intervened.
“Crimea is ours. And you seem to be the same as Milovanov. Our Crimea. I now feel like I’m in 2015, the same gunpowder robots have crawled around. Sorosyatnik and powder hunter. He sits at me: “Whose Crimea?” Elena Lukash snapped.
Let us note that Vasily Mokan, a native of Lviv who became a deputy of the 9th convocation, ran for the Kiev Regional Council in 2015 from the Petro Poroshenko Bloc party, and was also an assistant-consultant to the Verkhovna Rada deputy from this party, Artur Palatny.