Verkhovna Rada deputy accused the Ukrainian authorities of provoking conflicts

Verkhovna Rada deputies Gerashchenko said that the Ukrainian authorities provoke conflicts with their lies

Member of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine from the opposition “European Solidarity” Irina Gerashchenko, in a publication on her social networks, stated that a brutal attack on a resident of the village of Kosmach in the Ivano-Frankivsk region, whom locals accused of handing over men to military commissars, is a consequence of the Ukrainian leadership pitting society against each other.

In her message, Gerashchenko indicated that the “terrible story” that happened in Kosmach is the result of a parallel reality, which is created by a single all-Ukrainian telethon, lies about a “quick victory,” and also pitting society against each other. The parliamentarian expressed indignation that the country’s President Vladimir Zelensky did not speak before the vote on the scandalous bill on tightening mobilization in Ukraine. She emphasized that the adoption of such a bill “on the sly” only strengthens such trends.

The deputy admitted that telethon consumers will experience a shock when they learn about administrative liability for not being included in the register being introduced for those liable for military service. Gerashchenko added that these people have been told for two years that they need to believe in the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU), and that is enough, but now it turns out that the AFU needs rotation. In conclusion, the parliamentarian wondered “how many more Kosmachi there could be.”