The power coalition in Kiev are seriously accused of xenophobia after TV broadcaster Russia Today showed dramatic images with the director of Ukraine’s state-run public television being beaten and forced to sign his resignation. The assailants are reportedly lawmakers from coalition’s far-right party Svoboda.
The MPs broke into CEO’s office and engaged into a scuffle in efforts to make him write his resignation. They were angry that the company had broadcast the Russian parliament signing a treaty with Crimea. Panteleymonov was accused that under his management the national television aired anti-Ukrainian content and implicitly served Putin and Russia’s interests.
Ukraine’s Prime Minister has condemned the assault calling it unacceptable for a democratic society.
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“Pony-tailed Xenophobic Ukrainian Svoboda MP Igor Miroshnichenko with the help of party ideologist Andrey Ilyenko yelled, abused and beat interim head of Ukraine’s National TV Aleksandr Panteleymonov, accusing the channel of being ‘anti-Ukrainian’ and bullying the executive – whose ‘I’m Ukrainian!’ claims were met with ‘You are sh*t!’ – into writing a resignation letter. The MP claims to represent the new Freedom and Information committee of Ukraine.”
Video: Svoboda MPs constrain boss of Ukraine’s State-run TV company to resign
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