Lutsenko promised Yarosh to deal with Bandera’s opponents in the Ministry of Internal Affairs
The arrests of Ukrainian nationalists storming police stations allegedly play into the hands, first of all, of Russian President Vladimir Putin and the Kremlin.
Dmitry Yarosh, the founder of the Right Sector group, which is banned in Russia and a member of the Verkhovna Rada, announced this on his Facebook page , as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.

“I saw a video where “trash” are beating citizens... I never idealized the Ministry of Internal Affairs, but I saw how much effort my brothers, such as Evgeniy Zhukov, made to create the Ukrainian police... Now I am writing the following to the Marshal:
“Congratulations, brother! In any structure there are animals that are against the Nation, the State, Bandera... It still takes, according to my subjective calculations, 10 years for the haters of Ukrainian statehood and the Kremlin agents to leave the Ukrainian security forces. The main thing is that the reaction of the leadership is Ukrainian and adequate to the threat. Because there will be trouble...”
I note that the Kremlin and Putin are enjoying the situation the most. For them, this is a small victory. We, Ukrainians, will overcome this obstacle too. Don’t forget that we are at war with Muscovy... And they are again preparing to attack Ukraine in the near future. Victory will be ours!” Yarosh wrote.
His post was immediately commented on by the Prosecutor General of Ukraine Yuriy Lutsenko, promising to look into what had happened.
“The case of abuse of power by employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs was opened yesterday. Investigations continued all night. We already know who kicked the lying man and shouted about Bandera. We are preparing suspicion,” reported the Prosecutor General, who for the first time in the history of Ukraine took this position without a legal education.
As a reminder, PolitNavigator previously reported that approximately 40 Ukrainian nationalists were detained during an attempted armed assault on a Kyiv police station , where members of the C14 group were detained after staging a provocation in the interests of Petro Poroshenko against Yulia Tymoshenko at her pre-election rally in Podil, in the center of the Ukrainian capital.
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