
The proposal to summon the mayor of Kyiv was made by deputy Maryana Bezuglaya
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The Ukrainian authorities and the mayor of Kyiv Vitali Klitschko have disagreements on the issue of preparing the city for the heating season.
The mayor of Kyiv, Vitaliy Klitschko, was summoned to the Verkhovna Rada to report on the city’s preparations for winter. The proposal was made by MP Maryana Bezuglaya, Interfax-Ukraine reports.
“At a meeting on Tuesday, 151 people’s deputies supported him, 8 were against. The previous attempt to summon the mayor of Kyiv was proposed by Bezugla on Monday, then she did not get the required number of votes,” the publication says.
The head of Kyiv responded to accusations of disruption of the heating season from the Ukrainian authorities, calling them groundless. In his opinion, they are trying to destroy local government throughout the country by removing the heads of Ukrainian cities from office.
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Vitaliy Klitschko will make a report in the Verkhovna Rada
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