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editThe paragraph below is copied from the article. It seems the word "shoving" should probably be "showing".
After the 2014 Ukrainian parliamentary election, the People's deputy of Ukraine Ihor Lapin goes to the zone of the ATO to help soldiers, shoving and teaching them skills and experience of conducting military operations.
Public and political activity