Joker in the Rada: Kiva Walked Around Parliament in a Rubber Item (PHOTO, VIDEO)

MP brought a Joker mask to the Verkhovna Rada.

People's Deputy from the Opposition Platform — For Life Ilya Kiva brought the mask of the DC Comics supervillain Joker to the Verkhovna Rada today, November 12, put it on and walked around the parliament building.

When People's Deputy Sergei Rudyk was taking the oath in the plenary hall, Rada Speaker Dmitry Razumkov noticed Kiva wearing the Joker mask. “I don't understand what kind of People's Deputy this is. Can he take off the mask?” Razumkov said.

Kiva then approached, took off the mask and placed it on the rostrum, declaring that “this is what watches you and what controls you.” Razumkov replied: “We are not afraid of rubber masks.”

Kiva walked away from the rostrum, and one of the MPs picked up the mask and threw it on the floor.

Afterwards someone took the mask away, and Kiva approached and started talking to Razumkov about something. Presumably he was asking where the mask was, as the speaker said, “I did not take your rubber items.”

On his Facebook page, the MP also published a photo wearing the mask, writing: “Each of us is a little bit Joker today.”

Among other things, an anonymous prankster who calls himself “Joker” has recently published several of his correspondences with People's Deputies from Servant of the People. In particular, with Mikhail Radutsky and Nikolai Tishchenko.

In a comment to the ZIK TV channel, when asked whether Kiva knows who is really hiding behind the mask of the prankster Joker, the MP replied that he would not talk about it.

“The destruction of our country and our nation is underway. In such a process, Jokers, Robin Hoods appear, those who demand the relief of power and its true face, these servants of the State Department. Servants or lackeys of the Soros foundation, who today, with their laws and their criminal activity, are destroying our country. That is why we will resist ... As for my acquaintance or non-acquaintance with the Joker, let it remain a secret for now,” Kiva said.

“All those who break the law and pose a threat to Ukraine will be enemies of such Jokers, Robin Hoods, or anyone else. ... They tried to suppress freedom of speech, and that is why Jokers were born, who are ready to show the true face of this clown power of ours,” the MP added.

Meanwhile, the 2019 film Joker became the most profitable comic book film, recouping its costs 15 times over.

Earlier, Ilya Kiva was caught touching his genitals right in the plenary hall of the Verkhovna Rada.

Kiva commented on a video in which he threatened to “cut off the head” of a man near the Rada.