The people's choice of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine Oleksiy Goncharenko said that During the tragic events in Odessa was there as a journalist.

Goncharenko known for having actively participated in the events in Odessa on may 2, when the result of the burning of the House of trade unions lost their lives, tens of active participants " antimiani ". Then he posted pictures of dead and burned people on the Internet. During these events affected the citizen of Russia.

on Sunday, Moscow police arrested Goncharenko before March in memory of politics Boris Nemtsov. Later Goncharenko left the police station, accompanied by Ukrainian Consul, and the police said that the claim to it is not.

"Then all correspondents should be deprived of freedom, you give the data show pictures, streams (kinda broadcast online). I strimel events on the square, " he said in an interview to television channel

While he Later clarified that he could not remain aloof from what is happening in Odessa, But " no one burned ".

"The second of may in Odessa was the attempted takeover of government agencies, shot in Pro-Ukrainian peace March. Just as thousands, I was not alone - thousands of caring Odessa, I went into the city centre. Just as thousands of concerned citizens of Odessa, I couldn't be away from those events that occurred. But I didn't burn, " said the coach. Moreover, According to Goncharov, on the Kulikovo field in Odessa, he has provided medical assistance to the victims." All the victims, both from Ukrainian and separatists", he added.

Ukrainian people's choice also noticed that During detention in the capital of Russia, no one asked him questions about the events in Odessa.

"First, yesterday they (SK) spread the message that questioning me about the background. I declare with all responsibility: I have no questions about the Odessa police Department's China town on asked, " said he.

Goncharenko added that investigators never the insurance company was not contacted them on the issue of the events of 2 may in Odessa.

sections: Politics