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Oleksiy Goncharenko, Ukraine’s People’s Deputy for European Solidarity, had a dispute with the president of the Russian state Duma, Pyotr Tolstoy, at a PACE meeting.
The head of the Russian delegation to the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe sat behind the Ukrainian. Goncharenko began filming it on video, which he later posted on the Telegram channel. (scroll to the bottom to see).
In the recording, the popular deputy said that behind him was a “propagandist, scoundrel and murderer” against whom sanctions were imposed. At first, the Russian did not react to the words of the Ukrainian, and then he looked in his direction and began to get nervous: he turned, shook his head and scratched his head.
“Do you know what is the most correct way to say about him? For some, Count Tolstoy, but he just … well, in general, you understand who,” Goncharenko joked.
The Russian politician responded by saying something to the people’s deputy, while removing his mask. Goncharenko reacted with the words:
“Here is a phenomenon, a real one. Count Tolstoy, damn it … These are those null who come here, Putin’s henchmen. Well, nothing, he is under sanctions, soon they will take everything from him in Europe.”
Goncharenko added that Tolstoy’s place is in the “mud room” in the palace of Russian President Vladimir Putin in Gelendzhik. The Ukrainian joked that a Russian could “turn on a pole in front of Putin” there.
As OBOZREVATEL wrote, Pyotr Tolstoy has made repeated propaganda statements about Ukraine. So, publicly justifying the occupation of Crimea, he said that Ukrainian representatives in PACE allegedly had a “little Russian view of the modern world.” Tolstoy called Ukraine “lower”.
In addition, the scandalous deputy chairman of the State Duma disgraced himself by publicly insulting Ukraine and Georgia. He called them “evil invalids” who exist only because of Russia.
