Poroshenko gave the go-ahead for mass arrests of nationalists who stormed the Rada - activist
Kyiv, October 16 (PolitNavigator, Victoria Litovchenko) – Ukrainian nationalist Anna Sinkova, known for frying eggs on the Eternal Flame, announced the beginning of mass repressions against her like-minded people who took part in the storming of the Verkhovna Rada on October 14.
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Sinkova stated that mass arrests of activists are taking place in Kyiv.
“Only friends of the political prisoner of the Poroshenko Stempkovsky regime called me. He, like others, was detained near the Verkhovna Rada. In fact, he, like thousands of naive Svoboda supporters, came to the march at 9:00 to demand recognition of the UPA,” she said on her Facebook page. According to her, deputies do not stand up for “political prisoners” and do not take them on bail. She emphasized that detainees are often beaten.
“These freaks are not afraid of anyone or anything at all - it seems Avakov has given the green light to openly torture the detainees,” Sinkova emphasized.
“Recommendation to everyone who hears a rush behind them - get out of the house right now, be vigilant for external surveillance when getting ready, take only what you need, knock down your phones, or better yet, don’t take them with you at all,” she instructs her associates.
As PolitNavigator reported, on October 14, nationalists outside the Verkhovna Rada demanded recognition of the UPA and attempted to storm the building . Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko called the conflict "an attempt to open a second front ." According to official Kyiv, "secret services of another state" were involved in the incident.
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