Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine threw smoke bombs – Russian Newspaper

In Kiev, not a day, a new political action. Yesterday 500 soldiers the National Guard nearly stormed the building of the Presidential Administration of Ukraine. Today went to the Verkhovna Rada. Parliament threw smoke bombs and explosive packages.

The fact that the “start now”, there could be no doubt after Tuesday afternoon Rada failed to include in the agenda a bill recognizing the members of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army ( UPA) belligerent for Ukraine’s independence. Question in violation of all regulations put to a vote already seven times and each time did not gain the necessary 226 votes.

After that, the deputies went to the break. More precisely, they, no doubt, have decided to look out of the windows of the parliament on what would be the response to the reluctance of Parliament nationalists “dance to their tune”.

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The long wait to the deputies did not have to . Near the building of the Verkhovna Rada of everything was ready for the next politpredstavleniyu. By all rules of “battle”, first passed the “barrage”, and then went to storm Parliament “infantry”. A group of unidentified tried to break through to the parliament building. But police have so far managed to restrain the attackers.

Recall that the controversial bill on recognition of members of the UPA belligerent for independence of Ukraine introduced a welcome nationalist party “Svoboda”. Its members traditionally October 14, the day of the Virgin of Mercy festival, held in Kyiv and regional centers of Western Ukraine its “marches”.

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Groups UPA in 1943-1944 acted against the Soviet partisans and detachments of the Polish underground. With the restoration of Soviet power in Ukraine, the action of the UPA has been extended to the Red Army soldiers, internal and border troops of the NKVD, law enforcement and security agencies, government and party officials, kolkhoz activists, intellectuals, who came “from the east.” Formally activity staffs and units of the UPA was terminated September 3, 1949, but some small groups operated prior to 1956.