“Regionalist” Anna German was almost expelled from the Rada hall on charges of “working for Russia”
Kyiv, May 29 (Navigator, Mikhail Ryabov) – Galician Anna German, a representative of the Party of Regions, was almost kicked out of the Verkhovna Rada hall on Tuesday, accusing her of violating regulations and “working for Russia.”
The reason for the scandal was Svoboda’s proposal to immediately deprive Oleg Tsarev of his deputy mandate.
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German then supported this idea, but noted that the integrity of Ukraine is more harmed by Svoboda’s statements about the need to shoot all Russian-speaking people.”
In response, the Svoboda members said that Herman was not telling the truth - allegedly, representatives of Oleg Tyagnibok’s party never voiced such a thing in the Rada hall.
Tymoshenko member Sergei Sobolev stood up for “Svoboda,” calling Herman’s words incitement of ethnic hatred, and suggested that the “regional” “works for Russia, and in the evening its performance will be on all Russian channels.”
Sobolev demanded that Herman be removed from the hall.
The moderator of the meeting, Alexander Turchinov, invited Herman to admit that she was wrong, threatening that otherwise he would put her expulsion from the hall to a vote for violating the rules.
Herman remained silent in response.
However, in the end, the parliament did not get the necessary votes for her removal from the Rada - only 137 people’s deputies supported this idea.
A few days ago, during a speech in the Verkhovna Rada, Svoboda representative Irina Farion called the Russian language “the language of the occupiers.” Farion also stated the need for tough measures against the “occupiers.”
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