“Take it off for the Muscovites,” Yarosh’s son-in-law attacked journalist Kotsaba, who spoke out against the mobilization
Ivano-Frankivsk, January 30 (PolitNavigator, Alexandra Ignatieva) – In Ivano-Frankivsk, before the start of the torchlight procession dedicated to the 97th anniversary of the events near Kruty, an incident occurred between journalist Ruslan Kotsaba, who became famous after he spoke out against the mobilization, and the leader local Right Sector, son-in-law of Dmitry Yarosh Vasily Abramov.
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“Take it off for the Muscovites. I won't let you promote yourself at this holiday. You are a traitor. Tell me, tell society how you sang songs to the Kremlin. You are a lackey and an opportunist who should be thrown into a hole,” shouted Abramov.
"I am Ukrainian. I have the right to an opinion. Vasily, what's wrong with you? You disgrace Yarosh,” Kotsaba retorted.
As PolitNavigator reported, earlier pro-Ukrainian activists stated the need to prosecute Kotsaba for speaking out against mobilization.
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