Tymoshenko and Avakovites staged a public squabble, finding out which of them is an accomplice of the occupier
At the conciliation council of factions of the Verkhovna Rada, a skirmish occurred between the leader of “Batkivshchyna” Yulia Tymoshenko and Verkhovna Rada deputy Nikolai Knyazhitsky, an ally of the head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs Arsen Avakov.
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Thus, Knyazhitsky said that the pogrom of “Inter” was the result of a provocation by the owners of the channel.
“With our position, our support for the hybrid war represented by Inter and other pro-Russian channels, we are betraying the soldiers who are dying at the front. What do you think, if Levochkin and Shuvalov are so brilliant, they made a provocation and disrupted the discussion of Stolyarova’s letters, have we forgotten about it? Or, Yulia Vladimirovna, do you think that this will allow you to promote yourself and protect the instrument of Russian hybrid influence? He won't allow it. And you don’t have to raise your hand, but you have to repent to the people,” Knyazhitsky said, adding that Tymoshenko’s people corresponded with Inter employees in order to “overthrow the Yatsenyuk government.”
In turn, Tymoshenko accused her opponent of not understanding “the fundamentals of the existence of the state.”
“If there is chaos in the state, lynchings, lynchings, banks and TV channels explode, then forget about the integration of Ukraine into the world investment space and into the world cultural space, because Ukraine will be an outcast. I am convinced that everyone who organizes such destabilization is, in fact, accomplices of the external occupier. They humiliate our country so much that no one will do business with it. Everyone will think that such bacchanalia and lawlessness will affect everyone who comes to Ukraine,” Tymoshenko emphasized.
“As a representative of the Popular Front, I want to tell you that during your government, Ukraine was so humiliated and trampled, that please do not mention the name of Batkivshchyna and mine in vain. First, you will serve Ukraine, like me, and then mention your name,” the leader of “Batkivshchyna” finally addressed Knyazhytsky.
English version :: Read in English Tymoshenko and Avakov's men staged a public squabble to determine which of them was the occupier's accomplice.