Village Councilor in Ukraine Sets Off Hand Grenades During Meeting

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In a shocking turn of events, a village councillor in Ukraine set off hand grenades during a local council meeting, causing chaos and panic among the attendees. The incident took place in the small village of Yemilchyne in central Ukraine, where tensions had been running high over a dispute regarding land ownership.

According to reports, the councillor, who has not been named, became agitated during the meeting and pulled out several hand grenades, threatening to use them if his demands were not met. As the situation escalated, the councillor made good on his threat and detonated the grenades, causing a massive explosion that sent shards of debris flying and injured several people in the room.

The shocking incident has sparked outrage and concern among the residents of Yemilchyne and the larger Ukrainian community. It has also raised questions about the safety and security of local council meetings in the country, as well as the motives and mental state of the councillor involved.

Local authorities have condemned the councillor’s actions and have launched an investigation into the incident. The councillor has been arrested and is facing charges of attempted murder and causing an explosion. The injured individuals are receiving medical treatment, and efforts are being made to ensure the safety and well-being of all those affected by the explosion.

The incident has also drawn attention to the underlying issues that may have contributed to the councillor’s drastic actions. Land disputes and local governance issues are not unusual in Ukraine, and the incident serves as a reminder of the need for peaceful conflict resolution and the importance of addressing grievances through legal and non-violent means.

It is essential for local authorities and community leaders to work towards de-escalating tensions and finding peaceful solutions to disputes, especially in areas where land ownership and resource allocation are at the center of contention.

As the investigation into the Yemilchyne incident continues, the Ukrainian community is hoping for justice to be served and for measures to be put in place to prevent such a tragic event from happening again. The safety and well-being of all citizens, as well as the stability and peace of local communities, must be a top priority for the government and local authorities.

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@sanaashmi3633
9 months ago

He is not terrorist. He is just mentally ill person looking for friends lol.

@nabarunghoshal560
9 months ago

He is from Zelensky's party. It's expected that the US citizens would realise now whom they are sending their hard earned money.

@mikemike-fc5dq
9 months ago

That was biden, he wanted his 10%

@springbloom5940
9 months ago

Just goes to show how ineffective grenades are

@allairedenis7504
9 months ago

Un autre cinglé , pas d'allure .

@sportsmanblade
9 months ago

Wtf

@maikilreategui1271
9 months ago

I saw the raw video. Pretty f up.

@Olutorful
9 months ago

😢

@msrmsh
9 months ago

Desperate for aid???

@TK-tt7jm
9 months ago

"Meeting adjourned beaches!" Vlad hands in his resignation.

@nifflofair6685
9 months ago

What are they saying?

@rohithn-wv9ob
9 months ago

This is horror, He donated active granide to surrounding peoples

@techtinkerin
9 months ago

The full clip is vertical good quality, someones purposefully made this low quality version.

@techtinkerin
9 months ago

Theyre flashbangs, theres a table in the full clip that would have been obliterated. It was not.

@iljaliasenko143
9 months ago

I must say crazy loonies like that just closed the door for EU accession talks. No one wants this kind of madness in their countries. Sky news needs to inverst some time to understand roots of the conflict that led to this crime. With all the weapons on ukrainian hands, it is vital to understand what causes such radical moves in ukrainian society. Tbh it's literally just one step to suicide terrorism and we need to know if this will be a widespread behavior in ukrainian society.

@StarDangerous0
9 months ago

The man, who was preliminary identified as Serhii Batryn, a council member who belongs to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s Servant of the People party, took three grenades from his pockets, removed the pins and threw the weapons on the floor in front of him.

@xFF7xGIRLx
9 months ago

Russian in disguise.

@jayp.6166
9 months ago

It’s a bit strange that no at least tried to move
Shock i suppose

@user-ky2zx3hz9h
9 months ago

Not surprised

@shawnolobri
9 months ago

That shits insane