Boyko called Putin a "war criminal" after interrogation in the SBU and called politicians to unity (video)

" On Tuesday, December 17, the People's Deputy of Ukraine and the Chairman of the Platform for Life and Peace Yuriy Boyko went on interrogation to the Security Service of Ukraine after his latest statements about "radicals", which rename cities, demolish monuments and prohibit Russian. This was reported by Interfax-Ukraine with reference to sources in the special service. In the media there were photos on which Boyko, accompanied by a security guard, goes to the SBU.

However, the very fact of interrogation of the SBU and the people's deputy was not reported. After interrogating the SBU, the politician posted a video in TikTok, which called the Russian president a military criminal. "My last statement has caused a sharp reaction in society, so I want to make a few explanations. First, I do not want my statements to be used by the Russian Federation and Putin's military criminal to justify aggression and attack on our country.

If any of the Ukrainians who are at war on the front or work in the rear for victory - I want to apologize. . The People's Deputy also urged all the politicians to "unite the country and people" and "do so that they would be won faster. " A few hours earlier, Boyko explained in a comment to BBC-Ukraine, whom he meant in his statement about the radicals. He called "full delusion", which allegedly spoke about the current power and personally President Vladimir Zelensky.

In fact, he was referring to the fifth President Petro Poroshenko and paramilitary groups that arose after 2014. "Let's recall that the processes of wear and tear of humanitarian policy began during Petro Poroshenko's presidency. He personally and the paramilitary groups that appeared in Ukrainian cities began this policy of fighting monuments and harassment of citizens for linguistic Or religious features.

We will remind, on December 15 the head of the deputy group "Platform for life and peace" in the Verkhovna Rada, created from former members of the IPZH, Yuriy Boyko complained about "radicals" and "banning to speak in his native language". After these statements, Presidential Head Andriy Yermak stated that "some politicians forget that it is Ukraine's protection and victory over Russia, not the spread of Russian narratives, is a key purpose now.