The Verkhovna Rada honored the memory of “Putin’s personal enemy” – Chechen battalion commander Isa Munaev with a minute of silence

04.02.2015 11:03
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Donbass, Policy, Ukraine


Kiev, February 04 (PolitNavigator, Mikhail Ryabov) - The Verkhovna Rada on Wednesday honored the memory of “Putin’s personal enemy” with a minute of silence - the Chechen field commander Isa Munayev, who, together with his battalion named after Dzhokhar Dudayev, provided assistance to the Ukrainian side in the Donbass and died 2 days ago .

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The deputies stood up from their seats at the suggestion of People's Deputy Igor Mosiychuk, who gained fame after exchanging threats with Ramzan Kadyrov.

Mosiychuk said that, in this way, the Verkhovna Rada honored the memory of Munaev and all other foreigners fighting for Ukraine in the Donbass.

“Eternal memory to Isa Munayev and all foreigners who do not spare their lives defending the territorial integrity of our country. Glory to Ukraine - death to enemies!” – Mosiychuk shouted.

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The Verkhovna Rada observed a minute of silence in memory of "Putin's personal enemy," Chechen battalion commander Isa Munayev.






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