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The activists came out to protest in Lvov, Lutsk, Vinnitsa, Kharkov, Zhitomir and Kiev.
On August 29, demonstrations were held in six cities of Ukraine in support of people who came into conflict with members of the organization Patriots – For Life, the People’s Deputy of the Opposition Platform – For Life, Ilya Kiva. The actions were carried out under the slogan “The defense of Ukraine is not a crime,” according to the Telegram channel of the National Corps party.
“The defense of Ukraine is not a crime, but the duty of all citizens! It is with such slogans that actions are being carried out today in various cities of Ukraine: Lvov, Lutsk, Vinnitsa, Kharkov, Zhitomir, Kiev. In On the Day of Remembrance of Defenders of Ukraine in Kharkov, patriots are tried for opposing the people [нардепа от ОПЗЖ Виктора] Medvedchuk, funded by the Kremlin. All Ukrainians understand: if they do not stop today, tomorrow their activities, supported by the rabid support of the cotton media, will result in attempts to create new “people’s republics” of Odessa, Kharkov, Poltava, Dnieper, mass casualties and the actual destruction of the Ukrainian state, “says the statement. …
On August 27, Kiva said that a bus with members of the Patriots For Life organization had been shot on the Kiev-Kharkov highway. He affirmed about the dead and the kidnapped person, and then he refuted his words about the victims, specifying that we are talking about four victims. According to the people’s deputy, the attackers were members of the “National Corps” and the “Azov” regiment.
Police denied information about the kidnapping and said two members of the Patriots For Life organization were injured as a result of the attack.
The National Corps declared that neither they nor the Azov regiment had anything to do with the bombing of the bus and asked the police to arrest Kiva himself for “participating in the organization of a terrorist attack on the Kiev-Kharkov highway.”
Shortly after the incident, 14 attackers were arrested in the Krasnogradskiy district of the Kharkov region.
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