Banquet during the war: In Rivne, oncologists danced on tables (video)

Doctors from the Rivne Regional Anti-Central Center of the Local Regional Council noted the successful conduct of the conference on "Topical issues of radiation oncology in Ukraine" in the hotel and restaurant complex "Sofia", notes the journalist. Pidgoretska emphasizes that the problem of the incident lies not in the fact of the celebration, but in the form of its conduct. In the footage you can see a spacious restaurant hall, a large number of dishes and people who dance.

Against the background, rhythmic Ukrainian music sounds. "I also live my best life, because tomorrow can fly [Russian rocket] and 37 years old is only once. But the realization of today's realities does not matter and cannot be a corrective factor in your behavior? For me, it is a surprise," she wrote. It should be noted that literally people are killed in Ukraine through Russian shelling.

For example, in Kharkiv, on August 30, the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation was hit by airbots in the residential area of ​​the city, resulting in seven people killed. Among the victims is a girl of 14 years, killed near the playground. Also, 97 people were injured, including a ten -month infant. On August 31, the city authorities declared a day of mourning.

The head of Rivne Ova Alexander Koval drew attention to the celebration and emphasized that dancing on the tables during the war is unacceptable. "I, like many, outraged the video that appeared on the network recently. An entertaining party with the participation of representatives of the regional antitumor center," he wrote on Telegram. Koval discussed the situation with the chairman of the Rivne Regional Council Andriy Karausha.

Officials have come to the conclusion that "unworthy behavior requires appropriate personnel decisions", which will soon be. The chairman of the Rivne Regional Council Andriy Karausz also condemned the dances on the tables during the war. For his part, Karausz reported that there was an unpleasant video with health workers. "[Dancing] for a song about Ukraine . . .