People's deputies from the monomajority, who recently disrupted the quorum during the vote for the removal of Maryana Bezuglai from the position of deputy head of the defense committee, continue to follow political instructions from the President's Office, sabotaging important parliamentary decisions. This statement was made by People's Deputy Iryna Friz.
Freez stated that the actions of the monomajority are part of the strategy to protect Maryana Bezuglai, who, in her opinion, has the political support of the President's Office. "The technically created faction of the President's Office protects this odious person. Its destructive activities not only discredit the military, but also destroy trust between civilians and the military, as well as between the military and the government. It seems that the authorities plan to get rid of her when she becomes too much of a problem," Freese said.
The People's Deputy also commented on the situation with the regulatory committee, which disrupted the quorum during the vote for the draft resolution on the removal of Bezugla. "Unfortunately, the regulatory committee ignores the resolution of the Committee on National Security and Defense. We are in the eleventh year of the war, and a person who discredits the highest military leadership continues to hold the position of deputy chairman of the committee," she said.
Freeze emphasized that the presence of Bezuglai in the committee inhibits its activities. "Her participation in the committee, especially during the military invasion, prevents effective discussion of important issues. Closed meetings, where critical security issues are discussed, are now impossible to hold, as she brings them to the public," added the MP.
When asked about the reasons for the disruption of the quorum, Freeze said that the monomajority continues sabotage. "Representatives of the authorities, in particular the monomajority, refuse to comment on their actions. They continue to play silent, sabotage important decisions, believing that their irresponsibility will remain unnoticed while they hold their positions," she summarized.
