Lyashko was accused of secret trips to Moscow
Kyiv, June 16 (Navigator, Mikhail Ryabov) – Ukrainian deputies started a squabble at a meeting of the conciliation council of the Verkhovna Rada, accusing each other of secret trips to Moscow.
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Traditionally, the troublemaker was deputy Oleg Lyashko, who accused the “regional” Alexander Efremov of traveling to Moscow.
“Today, a deputy can go to Moscow or Crimea only if he is sent by the Ukrainian authorities, or if he receives instructions there. Who sent you to Moscow and why?” - Lyashko shouted to Efremov.
“I took part in a round table that was broadcast. And they inform me that you have recently arrived by plane from Moscow 5 times!” – answered the “regional”.
“Pan Efremov, unlike you, I was in Mariupol, which we liberated from terrorists. Never in recent years have I traveled to Moscow, unlike you,” Lyashko protested.
“I live there in the territory that you are bombing and doing PR for yourself,” Efremov noted.
“And you finance the separatists!” – Lyashko did not calm down.
Speaker Alexander Turchinov stopped the skirmish.
“Let’s give instructions so that the competent authorities figure out whether it is necessary to initiate criminal cases or deprive of parliamentary immunity,” he said, commenting on the accusations against Efremov.
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