The radicals on the Right sector " sold from the building of the CEC of Ukraine

The situation near the building of the Central election Commission in Kyiv peaceful rally of supporters of the radical movement " Right sector " has ended, reports journalist Last news in the scene.

on Thursday, activists on the Right sector, which registered as a party and wish to participate in the upcoming elections to the Verkhovna Rada, during the protest in front of the CEC was set on fire a smoke bomb. According to media reports, they demanded the return to the electoral list of candidates who have been eliminated in connection with outstanding convictions.

At this point in time near the building of the CEC has not held any meetings. On the square there were no traces of fire or smoke bombs.

the press service of the main Directorate of the Ministry of internal Affairs of Ukraine in Kyiv Last news confirmed that near the building of the CEC held a rally of supporters of the Right sector ", which was set on fire one smoke bomb, but later the activists of the events themselves dispersed.

in the process of conflict no one was arrested and no one was hurt." Was there one smoke bomb, but all is quiet, has long left. Nobody was arrested, nothing dangerous was not there, no one was hurt, " said an employee of the press service.

first it was announced that the Central election Commission declared invalid the registration of candidates for people's deputies on the list on the Right sector " Andrei Tarasenko and Roman Khmara in connection with outstanding conviction. It clarifies TV, Cloud was removed from the parliamentary race because of a conviction for attachment to the demolition of the monument to Stalin.

Parliamentary elections in Ukraine on October 26, according to recent polls in the Parliament are " Block Petro Poroshenko, the Radical party " Batkivshchyna ", " citizenship ", " popular front " and " Strong Ukraine "." The right sector ", according to opinion polls, has a chance to get on elections not more than 1% of votes in the Parliament will not pass.


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