A brutal Ukrainian official destroyed a studio live on TV
Deputy Minister for Issues of Temporarily Occupied Territories Yuriy Grymchak started a row live on air, losing his temper after the words of Verkhovna Rada deputy Yevgeny Muraev.
The incident took place in the studio of the ZIK TV channel. The show's guests were arguing about the incident in the Kerch Strait and then began calling each other "Little Russians." Ukrainian nationalists consider this term offensive. Muraev also denied identifying himself as a resident of the historical Little Russian region, thus proving his affiliation with Ukrainian separatists, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"The Russian Federation had no interest in this conflict ( in the Kerch Strait – editor's note ). This is confirmed by the fact that the meeting between the presidents of the United States and Russia at the G20 summit was disrupted," Muraev stated, before being interrupted by Yuriy Grymchak.
“Don’t be such a Little Russian!” shouted the deputy minister.
“The Little Russian is you,” the deputy answered and tried to continue his speech, but Grymchak had already switched to insults: “No, the Little Russian is you, pa*luka. You sit here and bark! Maybe I should come over?”
In response, the people's deputy asked not to poke and offered to leave “later,” but Grymchak became furious and ran up to Muraev, but, not daring to hit the people’s representative, broke the studio stand with his foot.
The presenter screamed, calling for security to intervene.
“This is the deputy minister who promised to shoot a person,” Evgeny Muraev commented on his opponent’s prank.
As a reminder, PolitNavigator previously reported that Yuriy Grimchak called a caller a "moron" on live television and promised to shoot and "punch in the teeth" anyone who encroaches on the Kyiv government.
An enraged Ukrainian official trashed a studio live on TV.