They announced from the Maidan stage: In the residential areas of Kyiv, cops under the guise of opposition are hitting cars

20.02.2014 21:13
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Society, Policy, Ukraine


Kyiv, February 20 (Navigator, Mikhail Ryabov) - Groups of policemen dressed in civilian clothes walk through the residential areas of Kyiv with bats and shouts of “Glory to Ukraine!” smashing parked cars.

Entertainer Evgeniy Nishchuk announced this from the Maidan stage.


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According to him, one of these groups was spotted on the Poznyaki massif. Messages appeared on social networks about broken cars also in Obolon.

“These are specific titushki who need to be localized, despite the fact that they shout “Glory to Ukraine!” - said Nishchuk.

According to him, similar actions were committed by the communists to discredit the UPA.

Nishchuk added that groups of looters were also spotted in Kyiv. He stated that Maidan activists cannot be in their ranks.

“We stand only for freedom. We don’t need equipment from stores or sausages,” the presenter assured.

English version :: Read in English From the stage of Maidan they announced: In the residential areas of Kyiv, cops, posing as the opposition, are beating cars






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