The head of the Servant of the People parliamentary faction, David Arakhamia, said that representatives of his faction are ready to go to the front, but only after the European Solidarity MPs make this step. He made this statement in a comment under a Facebook post by his colleague, Servant of the People MP Mykyta Poturaiev.
In his post, Poturaiev expressed support for the checks carried out by the TCCs (Territorial Recruitment Centres) during mass events, in particular after the concert of the band Okean Elzy in Kyiv. He noted that such checks should take place regularly.
However, in the comments to Poturaev’s post, accusations were made against the Servant of the People faction for supporting the law on mobilisation, which, according to critics, ‘does not work’. Users called on the faction’s members to set an example for their voters and go to the front themselves.
Arakhamia replied that they were ready to do so, but only after the European Solidarity MPs took the initiative.
“We are ready, as soon as your friends from the European Solidarity party do it – they did not vote for mobilisation or taxes at all, and I think they will not vote for the budget either. There is no point in sitting in parliament – you can ‘work’ on TikTok from another place,’ he added, hinting at the non-participation of MPs from the opposition party in important votes.
