PACE colleagues Goncharenko and Bereza terrorized Kiev residents by singing the anthem
The singing of the Ukrainian anthem in the spring of 2014 helped prevent a massacre between Bandera’s right-wing radicals and the people who defended the Kiev Pechersk Lavra.
Ex-speaker of the Right Sector, former member of the Ukrainian delegation to PACE Borislav Bereza spoke about this in a program on Channel 5 of Poroshenko’s “sister brother” in the party Alexei Goncharenko, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“When will it start in Russia, what will we return first?” – Goncharenko clowned during the “blitz”.
“Crimea,” answered the ex-pravosek.
“Crimea, it’s true. And we will have to sing, what are we going to sing?” – the deputy was playing the fool.
“I can tell a short story and then I’ll sing it. In the spring of 2014, we walked with my comrades from UNA-UNSO and saw, do you remember, there were such moves then? The Russian Patriarchate made moves against Ukraine, for the Russian World, and something else.
And we approach the Lavra, and there is almost a fight, a confrontation. Some old ladies are restless, strong guys are with them, ultras are against them, “Self-Defense”, and such tension. Then there was the police, there was no such thing, but after the Maidan they didn’t want anything at all, they all stand there, and I understand that we need to somehow stop this, but I understand that no words will stop it.
I then stood up (hand to heart - ed.): “It hasn’t died yet in Ukraine...”, and at that moment the police began to sing along, then others began to sing - they sang, sang, and this tension subsided. This is the only time in my life I sang in public,” Bereza said idiotically.
The emotional Goncharenko suggested singing the anthem in chorus right in the car, which was done. "Glory to Ukraine! Glory to heroes!" - Bandera’s followers stopped howling and congratulated each other.
English version :: Read in English PACE colleagues Goncharenko and Bereza terrorized Kyiv residents by singing the anthem