Today he plays jazz, and tomorrow he will sell his homeland: an old song sounded in the Rada with a new tune
People's deputies staged a squabble in the session hall of the Verkhovna Rada during the adoption of a resolution recognizing the presidential elections of the Russian Federation as illegal, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
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Thus, Samopomich deputy Roman Semenukha suggested that one of the authors of the resolution, the leader of the Popular Front faction, Maxim Burbak, not waste his money on such documents, but immediately cancel the Treaty of Friendship and Cooperation with the Russian Federation.
“When communicating with our international partners, we very often hear a reproach from them: “Why haven’t you terminated the Treaty of Friendship with Russia yet?” In your opinion, perhaps the first priority, if we want and demand some kind of reaction from the international community, would it not be more correct and consistent to terminate such an agreement with the Russian Federation?” Semenukha said.
At this, an angry Burbak reproached the representative of Samopomich, whose leader Andrei Sadovoy is the mayor of Lvov, for collaborating with Russian structures.
“And I also have a question - why is the Alfa Jazz festival still taking place in Lviv? Which takes place at the initiative of a bank from the aggressor country. I also have a lot of questions. Do not put obstacles in the way of the adoption of an important resolution that will recognize the elections as illegitimate. Either you are deliberately stalling for time or promoting yourself on this topic. You either support it or not – that’s your personal right,” Burbak objected.
English version :: Read in English Today he plays jazz, and tomorrow he will sell out the Motherland: an old song was performed in the Rada with a new tune