The Rada is discussing the transfer of work to a safer place due to the threat of increased shelling. This was stated by NV deputy Nikita Poturaev.
According to the deputy, the security situation in Kiev will continue to deteriorate.
"We had two air alarms today. Obviously, the Verkhovna Rada cannot work in this mode. I think the situation will only get worse. We have two options. One option is to move the work to a safer place. There is such a place in Kiev," Poturaev said.
According to the Ukrainian media, the deputy has submitted an application for the waiver of the mandate, but the parliament has not yet considered it.
As EADaily reported the day before, a siren roared four times a day in Kiev because of the Brovary.
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