The fight for a tent continued on Maidan, militants complained of beatings
Today's story continues with a fight between police and Ukrainian nationalists who wanted to bring a tent to the Maidan to set up a camp there and criticize Petro Poroshenko for his "betrayal."
One of the detainees recorded and posted on social networks a message on the phone from the paddy wagon, in which he showed a broken face, said that he was an ATO veteran and asked viewers to contact his father by dictating his number.
“I was beaten, I am a participant in the ATO, a disabled war veteran, please help me. I was detained by the police on Maidan, I am from the Azov regiment. I am a volunteer, a Ukrainian patriot,” the man said.
The instigator of the fight, Tyagnibok member Artyom Semenikhin, was more fortunate; law enforcement officers released him. On Maidan, he relayed to his “brothers” his conversation with Russian-speaking police officers, in whom he identified former Berkut fighters, “who shot at us in 2014.”
“We will lynch these scum with the decisions of revolutionary tribunals! No one will pay a bribe to get recertified! Not a single beast will have time to go serve in the Moscow riot police. Everyone who took part in violent actions was recorded!” - shouted the Svoboda member.
The “brothers” made another attempt to set up a tent on the Maidan, but, like the daytime one, it was stopped by the police.
“Poroshenko is associated with a vulgar copy of Stalin! He put him in prison for two ears of corn and shot him, but this criminal puts ATO guys in jail for two bullets, and they are in prison! This criminal kills ATO officers in cauldrons and is responsible for it!” - Semenikhin spoke into the “matyukalnik”.
The fight over a tent continues on the Maidan, with militants complaining of beatings.