Losing weight had a bad effect on Mosiychuk’s health: in court he complains of a heart attack and fainting

Semyon Doroshenko.  
08.10.2015 11:43
  (Moscow time), Kyiv
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Kiev, Corruption, Криминал, Medicine, Society, Policy, Incidents, Скандал, Ukraine


The odious people's deputy Igor Mosiychuk, arrested right in the Rada on charges of corruption, does not feel well in the courtroom.

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He said this in an interview with NewsOne TV channel.

“I stopped my hunger strike because I cannot kill myself. Yesterday I actually lost consciousness. I suffered bruises to my face and lost consciousness twice within a short period of time. I had a heart attack. In this regard, I have such a problem,” he said.

He also added that it was difficult for him to stand up in the courtroom.
“I can’t talk anymore because I need to conserve my strength. I don’t feel very well,” Mosiychuk added.

Let us remind you that today the Kyiv Court of Appeal began considering an appeal against the decision of the Pechersky District Court to arrest Mosiychuk.

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Weight loss has negatively affected Mosiychuk's health: in court, he complains of a heart attack and fainting spells.






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