Nikolai Tishchenko made his appearance in the Rada following the end of his house arrest.

People's Deputy Nikolai Tishchenko, who had been under round-the-clock house arrest since June 25, made an appearance in the hall of the Verkhovna Rada. His colleague in parliament, Alexey Goncharenko, was the first to report this news.

While speaking with journalists, Tishchenko noted that his house arrest has ended. He also shared details about his recent stay in the hospital, which prevented him from attending a court hearing in Dnipro. According to him, the treatment took place in a state medical facility. The deputy stated that he would no longer engage in the fight against illegal call centers, deeming this activity futile, and now intends to focus on his work in parliament.

It seems the situation arose because the court did not have time to reconsider his preventive measure. The hearing scheduled for January 6 in Dnipro was postponed to January 10 due to the lawyer's request to recuse the judge. Tishchenko participated in that hearing via video link.

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