KIEV, Ukraine (AP) — Ukrainian lawmakers on Thursday held two competing parliament sessions after pro-government legislators stormed out of the official parliament hall and moved to a nearby building in response to a protest by opposition parties.
Opposition leader Arseniy Yatsenyuk called the move a “coup d’etat,” branded the offsite parliamentary session unconstitutional and warned that the opposition was ready for an early parliamentary election.
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