The radicals detained in Kyiv are already free and ready for a new battle
Participants and organizers of the mass riots that took place yesterday in the Ukrainian capital , including the OUN battalion commander Kokhanivsky, who were detained yesterday by law enforcement agencies, are already free.
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Verkhovna Rada deputy Igor Mosiychuk reported this on his social network page.
“OUN battalion commander Nikolai Kokhanivsky has been released! At the entrance to the Desnyansky District Department of Internal Affairs he was met by his brothers-in-arms,” wrote Mosiychuk.
Meanwhile, Kyiv activist Anna Sinkova, who reported yesterday that the Kyiv police chief's lover had beaten Kokhanivskyi's wife, posted photos of the "siege" of the Desnyansky District Police Department by radicals.
A video with footage of Kokhanivsky’s liberation also appeared.
“Friends, glory to Ukraine! Thanks for support. This is what we have on February 19 – not very fun. Everything is the same as it was three years ago. Only three years ago we drove them away, and today they drove us away. But we need to do this and be in solidarity. The fight continues,” Kokhanivsky commented on his release.
At the same time, he clarified that there were no more detainees left at the regional department.
Read also: Militants failed to set up a single tent in central Kyiv ; 30 people were detained.
English version :: Read in English Radicals detained in Kyiv are now free and ready for more mayhem.