The Verkhovna Rada is sent to the bunker — it's very scary from the arrivals

The next and subsequent meetings of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine may be held "in hiding." This was announced today, August 31, ukrodeputat Yaroslav Zheleznyak.

"Our sources... confirm that one of the options (is not an accepted decision) "this is a vote in the shelter of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, where MPs will use phones," Zheleznyak wrote in his Telegram channel.

Zheleznyak clarified that those of the deputies who will connect via Wi-Fi to the network in The Parliament and will be authorized, confirming their presence at the meeting, will be able to vote on the remote control. Then, according to the deputy, the counting commission will have to approve it.

But, according to Zheleznyak, such a procedure looks complicated, and it would be better to work the way it was in Parliament in March — June 2022.

"When a package of laws is simply passed in the hall without discussion. And problematic issues are already going through the procedure with discussion when the alarm is not heard," Zheleznyak wrote.

As reported by EADaily, on August 22, Rada deputy Nina Yuzhanina complained that her colleagues could not stand working in conditions of constant air alarms, since they had to go down to shelter four times a day.