The unexpected insight of the Maidan centurion

Maxim Karpenko.  
15.11.2017 15:26
  (Moscow time), Kyiv
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Policy, Ukraine


A Maidan deputy who called for an armed assault on the presidential administration from the stage in 2014, Vladimir Parasyuk, said that he was disappointed in the coups and refused further participation in such actions.

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He stated this on the ZIK television channel, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent . Three years after the coup, its former participant has seen the light and declared that he wants the country to develop in a civilized manner.

“We draw some conclusions from every revolution. For example, I no longer want there to be any Maidans in our country. I want us to develop in a civilized manner, I want people to vote responsibly in elections, I want there to be no traitors in our country, so that there is one state language. And we are moving towards these truths, their beginning has already been laid,” Parasyuk said.

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