Pavlo Kyshkar,
independent lawmaker
“They seriously harm our image. I saw how Russians professionally distorted these videos. And I think that we will see high-quality print calendars with these fights at the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe meeting in January. It is going to be shameful for the Ukrainians.”
Oleksiy Ryabchyn,
Batkivshchyna Party
“I don’t even want to comment because I am embarrassed. When I came to see the government report, I saw a circus. To work in government, you shouldn’t be corrupt and a clown. But I think we should have higher requirements – professionalism, qualification, and experience.”
Oleh Lyashko,
Radical Party leader and lawmaker
“They radically harm the image. It humiliates and discredits Ukraine. Baba Paraska and baba Palazhka behave more cultured in the market than this elite.”
Oleksandra Kuzhel,
Batkivshchyna Party
“They (foreigners) don’t care. They want us to have no war. A huge number of people have their personal life. Now is Christmas time, so they decorate their homes, and don’t follow YouTube. Only Russians might laugh from it, but I don’t care what they think.”
Ostap Yednak,
independent lawmaker
“We just gave a tool for hostile propaganda. It is also bad for investors because people see that Ukraine has an unhealthy climate, corruption, and war, but some companies are still investing money here.”
