Several deputies of the former OPZHA have Russian citizenship, which is a prerequisite for depriving them of their mandates.
This was reported by several sources in law enforcement agencies and the parliament.
According to the interlocutors, we are talking about deputies who also live outside of Ukraine. In particular, these are Nataliya Korolevska and her husband, deputy Yuriy Solod, as well as Oleg Voloshyn and Oleksandr Ponomarev.
In addition, one of the deputies from the so-called "Servant of the People" small faction reported the possibility of depriving the mandates of two more former members of the OPZJ - Vadym Stolar and Igor Abramovich. However, the procedure by which this can happen is still under discussion.
"These two - Stolar and Abramovich - are on the conditional long list. In any case, the next plenary meetings of the Council will be held at the beginning of February, so there is time," said the interlocutor.
At the same time, the interlocutors could not deny or confirm the information about the possession of passports of other countries by Stolar and Abramovich.
We will remind you that earlier the Rada deprived Viktor Medvedchuk, Andriy Derkach, Renat Kuzmin, Taras Kozak and Vadym Rabinovych of their mandates due to their citizenship of other countries. In addition to Rabinovych, who has Israeli citizenship, the other mentioned persons turned out to be holders of Russian passports.
