According to him, this incident occurred during the voting regarding the dismissal of the co-founder of the banned party OPZZh, and currently the chairman of the "Platform for Life and Peace" group, Yuriy Boyko, from the committee on human rights, de-occupation, and reintegration of temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine, national minorities, and interethnic relations.
As explained by MP from "European Solidarity," Iryna Herashchenko, the quarrel arose against the backdrop of a discussion on military aid. According to her, MP from "Servant of the People," Bohdan Yaremenko approached the leader of "European Solidarity," Petro Poroshenko, and began to reproach him for missing yesterday's session of the Rada, where the draft resolution regarding Boyko was also considered.
Herashchenko stated that Poroshenko "calmly explained" that he had been delivering military equipment to brigades stationed in the Kursk direction the day before, but Yaremenko addressed Poroshenko in Russian and informally asked: "What, was there no one else to deliver it without you?"
Yaremenko shared his version of the events. He mentioned that in response to the remark from MP Mykyta Poturayev ("Servant of the People") that not the entire Rada supported the resolution regarding Boyko, Poroshenko stated in Russian: "While you are here, bastards, three of my brigades are crying for drones over there. I took money out of my pocket, bought 40 drones, and delivered them." According to Yaremenko, he then returned to both MPs with the phrase: "Was there no one else to deliver the drones?" To this, Poroshenko allegedly replied: "Go f*** yourself."