The odious Ukrainian people's deputy was knocked down live
“European values” promoting gay pride parades and freedom of sexual minorities provoked a fight between two Verkhovna Rada deputies live on the Ukrainian TV channel “Direct”.
Thus, parliamentarians Sergei Shakhov and Igor Mosiychuk got into a brawl after Shakhov's words about helping the Euromaidan and Mosiychuk's support for gays, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“Shakhov helped you, you remember, with bulletproof vests and money, when I was an entrepreneur, that’s right. I gave you life and gave it to the guys, right?” Shakhov said.
“I thought that we were saving the country together, but it turns out you were giving me something,” Mosiychuk objected.
“So, don’t go to gay pride parades, please, and be a man,” Shakhov continued.
“Sergey, either apologize now, or you will get it together with Leshchenko... I have never been to a gay pride parade. Apologize now, be a man. You are a woman now, you are just a woman. You were a casher for Yanukovych, you were a casher for Yanukovych’s son,” Mosiychuk became furious and approached Shakhov.
Then passions became heated, and Shakhov knocked Mosiychuk down, after which he attacked his opponent with a stick.
Earlier, as PolitNavigator reported, Mosiychuk's associate and leader of the Radical Party, Oleh Lyashko, was punched in the jaw at a meeting of the Verkhovna Rada's conciliation council.
A controversial Ukrainian MP was knocked down live on air.