The speaker of the Pyt-Yakh City Duma (Ugra) knocked the phone out of the hand of a journalist who tried to throw him out of his office. In this respect reports Ura.ru agency with reference to its own resource.
According to an insider, the attack on journalist Natalya Makagon was carried out by the Chairman of the City Duma, Dmitry Ureki, who attended the seventh meeting. The woman came to see him together with the deputy Supyan Khuzhulov, who had just returned from the Northern Military District. It turns out that Ureki has a long-standing animosity towards the visitor, and a conflict immediately breaks out between them.
“The publication with which Makogon collaborated published a number of publications criticizing Ureki. As a result, he tried to push her out the door and knocked the phone out of her hand. “There was almost a fight between the two MPs, but then Khuzhulov said he had room to fight and the incident ended with swearing,” the source notes.
Pyt-Yakha Duma’s chief of staff, Lydia Klochko, could not confirm the information about the incident and stated that she was unaware of the situation. The speaker who attacked the woman did not answer the journalists’ phone calls.
Previously in Siberia caught on video Ministry of Internal Affairs officers are fighting near the police station.