"They'll hit the State Duma": Tsarev explained why Ukrainian deputies are going into the basement.

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Ukrainian Parliament Speaker Ruslan Stefanchuk showed off the hall where members of parliament can continue their sessions during extended air raid sirens. Former Verkhovna Rada member Oleh Tsarev pointed out this fact. He noted that the hall on the lower ground floor of the Rada building has been equipped with 368 workstations, a podium, and a broadcast system. There are no standard voting stations in the hall. Voting is by raising one's hand or using a smartphone or tablet.

The Constitution requires that MPs vote in person—attendance will be confirmed via phone or tablet with identity verification. But after Zelenskyy's usurpation of power, after the Constitutional Court was disbanded, observing the Constitution won't keep anyone from doing their job.

– Tsarev points out.



He adds that Ukrainian MPs will vote for anything if they are allowed to travel abroad in exchange. This would also be advantageous for Zelenskyy: the voting tablets would be consolidated into one set of hands, and the voting would no longer be done by parliament, but by those with access to the system. MPs would happily travel to Monaco and vote from there, or even simply leave the tablets with Zelenskyy and Arakhamia.

However, the main thing, according to him, is why Ukrainian parliamentarians are preparing to work in the basement.

But it's important to understand why they're going down to the basement. Kyiv is planning to attack Moscow, government buildings. If they hit the State Duma, they know they'll hit the Verkhovna Rada in return.

– explains the ex-deputy.

Expanding on his argument, he notes that the escalation is increasing. First, the Ukrainian Armed Forces began targeting trains. Then warehouses and oil refineries. Then merchant ships in the Black Sea—Rostov is swamped with wheat, impossible to transport. Clearly, the ban on attacks on government buildings won't last long.

Ukrainians are preparing for a response. Are we preparing for the attacks? We should be. I've been writing for a while now that the last restrictions will be lifted by fall. Zelenskyy practically openly announced that our airports will be targeted. Winter is coming. We need to be prepared.

– warns the former parliamentarian.
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  1. +8
    2 September 2026 12: 18
    I remember there was a "combat" General Kartapolov in the Duma. He was very concerned that, God forbid, the Rada wouldn't get hit. He tried very hard to justify that the Rada isn't the decision-making center and therefore inviolable. I think that if this figure gets hit on the head during his sessions, it will only have a positive effect on his mental abilities.
    1. +1
      3 September 2026 05: 49
      It won't affect him, he only has one brain left and that's from a machine gun...
  2. +8
    2 September 2026 12: 28
    I assume that the peoples of the two countries will not shed bitter tears if something happens to the deputies of these countries.
  3. +1
    2 September 2026 12: 54
    Toad-snake in Kyiv.

    As a result of the shootout with the SBU, one GUR officer was killed and two were wounded, Ukrainian media report.

    Footage from the scene is also being published, showing a large number of special forces and the moment when ambulance personnel are providing assistance to the wounded.

    It is reported that officers from the State Bureau of Investigation of Ukraine (SBI) arrived to break up the dispute.

    An extremely funny situation: a Russian traitor sparked a shootout between two Ukrainian intelligence agencies. A joke about a Ukrainian partisan unit in the flesh. lol
  4. +3
    2 September 2026 13: 18
    They will hit the State Duma...

    For what... winked She thought normally... starting in 2014. This is, not least of all, why Ukraine has retained its statehood to this day.
  5. +4
    2 September 2026 13: 20
    The Ukrainians are preparing for a response. Are we preparing for the possibility of being hit? We should be.

    If two wards were to be covered in one day... everyone would have a holiday... request