Politicians' children caused a disturbance in central Kyiv

In central Kyiv, a group of unidentified individuals staged a provocative performance involving road blockades, smoking, scattering money, and loudly playing the song "I am Russian". 

Their actions sparked outrage, particularly after they drove past the memorial to fallen soldiers while continuing their "entertainment".

 The young men actively posted video recordings of their antics on Instagram. One of the participants stated that they were "someone's children" and that any interference would be "punished with a gift from their parents".

Media reported that among the participants was the son of Opposition Platform — For Life MP Dmytro Isayenko, as well as Mykola Tsymidan, the son of former head of Lyman Petro Tsymidan. However, according to the information available to us, Isayenko has a daughter. But perhaps we do not know everything.

Tsymidan is known for his controversial reputation. Local residents claim that in 2014 he housed Russian mercenaries in his hotel. He was also accused of suppressing freedom of speech, disregarding the opinions of residents, and attempting to physically pressure activists.

 Furthermore, Tsymidan was implicated in illegal gambling business schemes and the unlawful distribution of communal land. A criminal case has been opened against him, but he has not faced punishment, as neither he nor his lawyer appeared in court.

Police stated that they have already begun an investigation and are identifying all participants in the incident.