Rada rumble: Ukraine parliament fights it out as MP attempts to drag PM Yatsenyuk away (VIDEO)

Angry MP drags Ukrainian PM awayNew day - new parliament brawl in Ukraine
Posted by RT Play on 11 декабря 2015 г.
The fight began between MPs from the president’s Petro Poroshenko Bloc (PPB) and Yatsenyuk’s People’s Front (PF).
It allegedly all started when Oleg Barna (PPB) went up to the tribune while Yatsenyuk was giving a speech, presented him a bouquet of roses and then tried to carry him off the stage.
More photos from parliament fight by Kostyantyn Chernichkin. MP grabs PM #Yatsenyuk, interrupting his govt report pic.twitter.com/lk1mSql7Ys
— Kyiv Post (@KyivPost) December 11, 2015Barna’s actions led to a fight that disrupted the PM’s speech.
The brawl continued for several minutes involving members from both parties, although some were clearly confused, as seen in the video. When everyone had calmed down, representatives from both the PPB and PF apologized.
“Please, I’m not upset,” Yatsenyuk said while addressing the PPB speaker, “so there are lots of morons - let’s finish with the questions to the government.”
Oleg Barna was excluded from the Rada later that day.
Fisticuffs in the Ukrainian parliament are far from infrequent. In fact fights break out so often they have fueled a meme called ‘Accidental Renaissance’, when ugly fights in the Rada are depicted in photos resembling Italian art due to their perfect proportions.
READ MORE Ukrainian history of farce
#accidentalrenaissancepic.twitter.com/wijA2kfLOT
— Rosie Rockel (@RosieRockel) August 6, 2014Internet users have rapidly reacted to the bizarre photos coming from this latest parliament session in Ukraine giving rise to a fresh meme starring Arseny Yatsenyuk.
Ukraine's prime minister is probably wishing today would end quickly. His wrestle in parliament is now a meme pic.twitter.com/ILSZaxbFgK
— Alessandra Prentice (@alessaprentice) December 11, 2015#Yatsenyuk's got a sort of inimitable elegance to him. pic.twitter.com/vxM6EBdlnC
— Gleb Bazov (@gbazov) December 11, 2015#Яценюк#Барнаpic.twitter.com/luGOsJJ6om
— Ruslan Khavriuta (@jefraskin) December 11, 2015


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