September expects to be hot, like last summer in Ukraine. The Verkhovna Rada did not have time to start the fall session, as the people poured into the streets. Today, roughly two places in Kiev - near the walls of the parliament and on the doorstep of the National Bank, where Ukrainians demand that the International Monetary Fund get out of the territory of the Nezalezhnaya. Here the rally is held under the slogan "Against bullying Ukraine" and timed to the visit of the IMF mission, whose goal, according to the gathered, is to finish the Ukrainians. "This gang, which today came to us, is in collusion with international corporations. Its goal is not to help Ukraine, but to destroy it. This gang in power does not know how to run the country, it, cooperating with the IMF, together steal public funds ... But it can not continue like this! The IMF will have to leave Ukraine, we will achieve this. And Ukraine will continue to live and prosper! "- said at a rally one of its organizers, the leader of the movement" For Life ", MP Vadim Rabinovich. In his opinion, the current Ukrainian government is doing everything to ensure that the citizens of Nezalezhnaya had no decent living conditions. "Today, an IMF mission arrived in our country.

It's the pirates who came to capture our country, came to suck all the juices out of us! "- quoted by the agency" Kharkiv "People's Deputy. And in the morning before the Rada began another large-scale rally. Here, people gathered in the framework of the All-Ukrainian campaign for electoral reform. Dissatisfied Ukrainians, under different banners, are demanding the adoption of an Electoral Code providing for holding parliamentary elections on a proportional system with open regional lists. The action involves prominent politicians and nationalists, as well as representatives of various political forces. Among them: "Civil position", "Self-help", "Rukh Novikh Syl", "National Corps", "European Party of Ukraine" and others. Recall, Kiev since July 2017. is in a complicated negotiating process with the IMF on the gas issue:

the Fund requires an increase in the price of gas for the population, which can range from 30% to 60%, due to rising prices in international markets, while Ukrainian Prime Minister Vladimir Groisman considers such a sharp increase unjustified.

According to "Interfax", the Cabinet allegedly proposed eight options for changing the formula for the price of blue fuel. However, the position of the IMF is quite tough, as the government in 2017 decided to raise gas prices, which allowed Nezalezhnaya to receive a tranche of the Fund's loan, but subsequently unilaterally refused to implement it.