Photos of Shufrych with killed animals surfaced online. He poses with them like trophies
It seems he is a fan of animal hunting.
Photos of Verkhovna Rada deputy Nestor Shufrych posing against the backdrop of killed animals — a rhino, a leopard and a hyena — have appeared online.
In the photos, Shufrych poses (in one of them with a rifle in his hands) against the backdrop of animal carcasses, displaying them as trophies. This likely means he hunted them himself.
«What can be said about the life of deputy Nestor Shufrych? Elected nine times (in fact six times — note by TK Media). Now he is chairman of the committee on freedom of speech. He supported Yanukovych in 2014. He is qualified as pro-Russian, but here he is hunting with Thormahlen and Cochran Safaris from the USA».
In Tanzania, the world's oldest rhino has died, and its species is under threat
As it turned out, this photo is from the website of Thormahlen and Cochran Safaris, which tells about Shufrych's hunting achievements. The site, which also has a Russian-language version (though in very broken Russian), likes to emphasize that Shufrych successfully hunted rare animal species.
Shufrych hunted in the Republic of South Africa.
Thormahlen and Cochran Safaris — a company offering various animal hunting tours in Africa.
The exact date of the photos is unknown.
Nestor Shufrych was elected to the 9th convocation of the Verkhovna Rada this year, running on the list of the party «Opposition Platform — For Life».
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