
In the village of Old Kodaki, Dnipropetrovsk district of the Dnipropetrovsk region, unknown people set fire to the house of the deputy of the Verkhovna Rada, the leader of the Southeast movement Oleg Tsarev. “Armed people arrived on two buses at 2 a.m. and threw the house with Molotov cocktails,” Tsarev wrote on his Facebook page. According to him, the attackers took off the arson on the camera, and at the house "full of shooting sleeves."
Firefighters coped with fire only by morning. There are no victims, since neither the tsar nor his relatives in the house now live.
The Central Internal Affairs Directorate of the Dnipropetrovsk region, however, reports that only the Tsariev’s underground garage was burned with the car located in it. The incident, according to law enforcement officers, occurred at 2:45 by Wednesday. Of the two cars who drove up to the house, seven to eight people in masks jumped out. They climbed over the fence and, having made one shot from the "unidentified weapons", entered the guard house in the yard. Having threatened the guard "with a weapon similar to the Kalashnikov assault rifle," the attackers brought him out of the house and laid him to the ground. After that, they broke the windows of the garage and, getting inside, set fire to the room. Then the visitors left.
The claimed, a room of 25 square meters, as well as the Kinge Car, completely burned out. The police were called by the neighbors of the deputy.
A criminal case has been instituted under part 2 of Article 194 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine (intentional destruction or damage to property by arson), which provides for from 3 to 10 years of the colony.
On February 24, a few days after the victory of the Ukrainian revolution, Euromaidan activists arrived in old kodaki and saw that the House of Tsarev was guarded by armed people in masks . The deputy went to the arrivals and invited them to go into the house and make sure that he lives "much more modest than Yanukovych." However, due to the security in masks, the Euromaidanists did not dare to take advantage of the invitation.