People's Deputy Ilya Kiva of the Opposition Platform “For Life” communicated with State Duma deputy of the Russian Federation and LDPR party leader Vladimir Zhirinovsky during a parliamentary session.
The correspondence was filmed and passed on to TK Media by journalist Oleksiy Lipovetsky (to watch the video, scroll to the end of the article).
As the video shows, Vladimir Zhirinovsky wrote to Kiva on Monday, February 3, asking “Did you call?” Ilya Kiva replied the next day, Tuesday, February 4, asking about Zhirinovsky's well-being and asking him to call back when he had the chance.

After that, Kiva began typing a message: “The faggot premier has come to the Rada with his f*ggot government, they've f*cked up the country, and with these f*ggots there is no chance of restoring the economy or relations.” After typing the messages, the people's deputy reread them several times, scratched his head and locked his phone.
Vladimir Zhirinovsky — Russian politician, deputy of the State Duma of all convocations, head of the LDPR faction, repeated presidential candidate of Russia. He openly supports the “LNR” and “DNR” and systematically makes anti-Ukrainian statements.
Ilya Kiva commented to journalists on his correspondence with the alleged Zhirinovsky. He stated that he is a supporter of inter-parliamentary relations and that deputies of the Russian Duma are just as much parliamentarians.
Later, Kiva decided to “clarify the situation” once more and said that he had actually been corresponding with his friend Vladimir, whom he calls “Zhirik.” At the same time, Zhirinovsky's press secretary stated that the LDPR leader had not corresponded with Kiva and does not know who he is at all.
Throughout the day, Kiva's position on the information about his correspondence with Zhirinovsky changed several times. He even told some publications when and how exactly he had met Zhirinovsky.
Earlier, TK Media showed how People's Deputy Ilya Kiva was looking at intimate photos during a Verkhovna Rada session. In turn, Kiva publicly appealed to female fans, asking them to send intimate photos during non-working hours.