Head of the intensive care unit of the Ivano-Frankivsk Regional Hospital, Ihor Pulyk, confirms that after the "egg attack" on Yanukovych, he had no scratches.
"I did not see any visible injuries on the skin – there were none," Pulyk said on the program "Closed Zone," which aired on Thursday evening on "Channel 5."
As is known, Yanukovych's representatives still claim that either a blunt or sharp object was thrown at him, or a battery, or a stone, or a ball bearing, or that he was shot at with a slingshot. At the same time, the video recording confirms that nothing except an egg was thrown at Yanukovych.
According to Pulyk, the collapse-like condition Yanukovych was in when he was brought to the hospital was caused by "psychogenic shock."
"Upon admission he was pale," Pulyk also said.
According to him, Yanukovych left the hospital "on a stretcher."
Pulyk also explained why a ward was being prepared for Yanukovych at the hospital even before his arrival.
"I am aware that there is an order for medical support of top officials – the president, the prime minister. And when it takes place, a ward is prepared," he said.