The Zaporozhye mayor wrote a statement to the police about Automaidan: They could easily seize the mayor's office
Zaporozhye, June 23 (Navigator, Victoria Litovchenko) – The mayor of Zaporozhye, Alexander Sin, wrote a statement to the police about the Kiev Automaidan.
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As Navigator reported, on June 20, “Automaidanovites” blocked the city hall building, after which they broke into the office of Alexander Sin with a demand to leave his position and “inspected” his office.
“I am absolutely convinced that law and order cannot be established through illegal actions,” Xing said at a press conference today, commenting on the situation.
“There were only 20-30 people at the city hall who came and did not let me work. This is one of the scenarios where the mayor’s office can be captured very easily. “A similar scenario occurred in the Luhansk and Donetsk regions,” the mayor said.
“I wrote a statement to law enforcement agencies because I regard the actions of Automaidan as an obstacle to the performance of official duties and as an attempt to seize the city council building. Whatever the law enforcement agencies say is up to them,” Sin said.
Let us recall that in February, representatives of the Maidan demanded that Alexander Sin vacate his position. He refused to comply with this requirement, citing the fact that in the event of his resignation, power would pass to the secretary of the City Council, that is, in fact, to the Party of Regions, and “the townspeople do not want this.”
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