"Where's my vodka? A bottle of alcohol sparked a row among members of the Estonian parliament. Estonia's deputy Riigikogu member of parliament from the opposition party Peter Arens accused his colleague Yoko-Kalale Raida from the ruling party of stealing a bottle of vodka, the Delphi news portal reported. "On the night of October 14, I was surprised to find my friend Yoko-Kelal Raida in the Center Party, I was furiously drinking vodka," Ardens wrote on social media. He accompanies the message with a picture of riding next to a table with a bottle of vodka. Reid denied Arsens' claim that he entered the place of sailing without permission, but did not directly deny that he drank the vodka. "I wasn't drunk," Reid said when asked if he was sober that night. Ardens told Delphi that the reason for the publication was the events in the Riigikogu finance committee. On Friday, due to the absence of members of parliament from the opposition, there was no meeting of the committee, where the state budget for next year must be discussed. "Amazing as it sounds, in the center party, a bottle of vodka can stand unharmed for years." More news from IZ RU in MAX.