Volga came out of interrogation at the SBU and told the details
Yesterday's search of the apartment of former Verkhovna Rada deputy Vasyl Volga continued today: he was summoned for questioning by the SBU, after which he was finally released.
The politician told the details during the talk show “60 Minutes,” a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“What became clear today during the interrogation - when the lawyers began to demand factual evidence that they charge me with, that is, as they wrote and indicated in the resolution - that I received money from someone, financed subversive activities for territory of Ukraine, the fact that, under the guise of protests against increasing utility tariffs, I worked to undermine the state system, and so on - not a single factual evidence was presented.
I want to say one thing: as for the case in which yesterday a series of searches took place at my place, at Berezhnaya’s , and at a number of other people’s places, this case is a pure falsification.
What they started, what they are doing now, is all for the purpose of intimidation, so that others would be discouraged from defending political prisoners. You know, in this situation, these people started a case, which, it seems to me, we will finish, and we will judge these people,” Volga said.
As a reminder, PolitNavigator previously quoted former Ukrainian MP Volodymyr Oleynik as saying that the SBU is not even hiding the fact that the case against Volga and Berezhnaya is politically motivated.
Volga emerged from interrogation at the SBU and gave details.