Igor Mosiychuk
Inter TV, owned by the oligarch Firtash (hello, Maidan protesters – Ukraine without oligarchs! Yeah!), gave the admittedly evil guys – the fraudster Semenchenko, and the degenerates and anorexia victims Gerashchenko and Mosiychuk – a hard time, after conducting a small investigation into the living conditions, according to their published income declarations.
According to the investigation, all three were homeless, living practically on air. This could perhaps explain the extremely emaciated appearance of the trio. Ironically, Semenchenko is the skinniest of them, despite living on 54 hryvnias a day, compared to Mosiychuk's 18 hryvnias a day and Gerashchenko's 17 hryvnias a day. Perhaps Inter TV is thus leading Ukrainians to believe that if MPs, living on such meager incomes, look so unhealthy, then a healthy lifestyle requires only two or three hryvnias a day?
Mosiychuk took offense and posted a self-justifying post on Facebook – first he was in prison, then he fought, and he had no time for food. And the poor Mercedes Gelenwagen was a gift from his father, who, according to sources, is a member of the intelligentsia. This point didn't raise any questions – after all, everyone knows that Ukrainian doctors, teachers, and other intellectuals exclusively drive Gelenwagens. So if any Kyiv residents were surprised by the Mercedes parked for a long time near a heating main, now all questions are answered – Mosiychuk was parking the gifted car near his overnight stay. The sad fate of the Ukrainian Robin Hood, who served time in prison for fraud in 1996 and was wanted for robbery in 2006 – no one doubts that he stole from the rich and gave to the poor.
Source: antifashist.com/item/iz-zhizni-kievskih-bomzhej.html
Ihor Mosiychuk, former Azov press secretary, is an activist in the social-nationalist movement and a defendant in the "Vasylkiv terrorists" case. Since 2014, he has been a Kyiv City Council member from the Radical Party and chair of the Commission on Law Enforcement, Law and Order, and the Fight against Corruption. This is the official information. But there is a flip side to the coin. According to the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU), in addition to his national-patriotic activities, Ihor Mosiychuk was involved in criminal cases unrelated to politics. In 1996, he spent a year in prison for fraud. In 2006, Mosiychuk was wanted by police on suspicion of armed robbery committed by a group of individuals. Later, he was sought for child support failure. Residents of Vasylkiv suspected that, allegedly on orders from Ihor Mosiychuk, athletic young men were intimidating, extorting, and damaging the property of opponents of the mayor of Vasylkiv. In 2011, the "Vasylkiv terrorists" case emerged, in which he was named as a suspect. In August, Mosiychuk, Serhiy Bevz, and Volodymyr Skvazhyna were arrested on suspicion of plotting to blow up a Lenin monument in Boryspil, Kyiv Oblast. A homemade explosive device and radical propaganda materials were seized from the office. The detainees denied any involvement in planning the attack. In 2012, while in pretrial detention, Mosiychuk was registered as a candidate for parliament in constituency No. 94 from the Congress of Ukrainian Nationalists. However, he failed to secure a seat and parliamentary immunity. In 2013, the "Vasylkiv terrorists" were sentenced to six years in prison. And in 2014, after the events on the Maidan, all the "Vasilkovsky terrorists" were released early. In the city council, where he was elected, he became famous for his plan to "punch in the face" of Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko, who had banned him from attending the Kyiv City Council in camouflage.
source: rian.com.ua/analytics/20141028/358850779.html
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