Instead of a plate in memory of Oles Buzin, pravoseki attached a board with portraits of persons suspected of his murder.
Pravoseki and representatives of the other Solidarity-based national organization disrupted the memorial tablet from the house in which the Ukrainian writer and journalist Oles Buzin lived. Instead of a plate in memory of Oles Buzin, extremists attached a board with portraits of criminals suspected of the murder of the writer - this is Andrei Medvedko and Denis Polishchuk. Notably, the 17 channel in YouTube published a video in which he filed information in such a way as if the pravoseki opened a new memorial plaque in honor of Oles Buzina himself:
The discovery of a tablet dedicated to those suspected of murder is another achievement of the “Ukrainian democracy”. At the same time, the performance of those who are members of an extremist organization that feeds on the hands of Ukrainian oligarchs and kills their compatriots in the Donbass is no longer surprising.
Recall Oles Buzin was shot dead near the entrance of his house in Kiev 16 April 2015. A few weeks before the tragedy, Oles said that the number of threats against him had increased, and that, perhaps, an attempt was made on him. And on the eve of the death of Olesya, his data (including residential address) were published on the infamous Peacemaker website, a website that, at the tip of the Interior Ministry, accumulated information about those whom the Kiev war criminals considered "enemies of Ukraine."
The discovery of a tablet dedicated to those suspected of murder is another achievement of the “Ukrainian democracy”. At the same time, the performance of those who are members of an extremist organization that feeds on the hands of Ukrainian oligarchs and kills their compatriots in the Donbass is no longer surprising.
Recall Oles Buzin was shot dead near the entrance of his house in Kiev 16 April 2015. A few weeks before the tragedy, Oles said that the number of threats against him had increased, and that, perhaps, an attempt was made on him. And on the eve of the death of Olesya, his data (including residential address) were published on the infamous Peacemaker website, a website that, at the tip of the Interior Ministry, accumulated information about those whom the Kiev war criminals considered "enemies of Ukraine."
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