Independent media on TCC activities in Ukraine
President said Ukraine must adopt a series of unpopular measures to secure billions of dollars from partners; this week the Verkhovna Rada will consider seven related bills.
MP Maxim Buzhanskyi said that the glass dome of the Verkhovna Rada falling onto deputies would be a "great joy" for Ukrainians.
Yuriy Pavlenko highlighted legitimacy issues with smartphone voting and the impossibility of relocating the Verkhovna Rada.
Roman Babiy announced that a proposal is being considered to relocate Verkhovna Rada sessions to a World War II museum.
Poturaev warned that shelling is expected to worsen and that moving parliamentary work to a safer location is under discussion, though no decision has been made yet.
The lawmaker described the parliament’s activity with a stark statement.
Currently, 300 Ukrainian MPs are in Europe, checking their businesses and taking a break. Summer has begun.
