The fifth President of Ukraine is on an important diplomatic visit
On Monday, Poroshenko is expected at the RRB, but he flew away / “Today” collage
The fifth President of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko paid a visit to Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew. Thus, the purpose of his hasty trip to Istanbul became known, where the politician ended up immediately after the investigators of the RRB were unable to hand him a summons.
Petr Alekseevich revealed the secret of his trip to Turkey on his Facebook page.
An important visit
“We agreed on this meeting back on December 15 during a telephone conversation dedicated to the third anniversary of the Unification Council. We will continue our common work in the future.“, – wrote the fifth president.
Poroshenko at a reception with Patriarch Bartholomew in Istanbul
He also said that during the visit, they discussed the prospects for further support of the Orthodox Church of Ukraine, first of all, its recognition by other Orthodox churches. “We noted the importance of further strengthening and developing the OCU as a guarantee of the unity of the Ukrainian society“, – summed up Poroshenko.
Next, Pyotr Alekseevich is scheduled to visit Poland.
Coincidence
The night before, there was information that employees of the State Bureau of Investigation (SBI) tried to hand Petr Alekseevich a summons for interrogation when he was leaving the building of the Verkhovna Rada. However, the politician very quickly got into his car, which immediately drove off without waiting for all the passengers to close the doors in the car.
Poroshenko is trying to serve a summons
Literally two hours later, Pyotr Alekseevich was noticed by passengers at the airport when he was boarding a flight to Turkey. The photo was instantly posted on social media.
The “European Solidarity” explained the hasty departure of their leader abroad, the need for a diplomatic visit.
“Unlike Zelensky, Poroshenko defends Ukraine on all fronts. One of the most important today is international support“, – said on the party’s Facebook page.
Criminal prosecution
According to media reports, Petro Poroshenko was summoned on Monday, December 20, to present suspicion in cases of treason, which also includes MP Viktor Medvedchuk and ex-Energy Minister Vladimir Demchishin.
The RRB website says that DBR investigators, in cooperation with SBU investigators and under the procedural guidance of the Prosecutor General’s Office, are investigating the case “under the criminal scheme of delivering coal from the temporarily occupied territories and assisting the terrorist organizations” LPR “and” DPR “by a group of Ukrainian citizens.
“On December 17, in order to establish all the circumstances of the criminal proceedings and make the appropriate decisions, the employees of the RRB near the Verkhovna Rada tried to hand over a summons to the People’s Deputy of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko. However, he ignored the representatives of the law enforcement agency and left in an unknown direction.“, – the message says.
EU response
“This time, for political persecution, he (Vladimir Zelensky – Ed.) Again uses a manual DBR, whose investigators are used as actors for today’s “vidosik”. Petro Poroshenko’s lawyers publicly provided exhaustive answers and all arguments regarding the politically motivated so-called “coal case” and its complete groundlessness“, – said in the statement of” European Solidarity “.
Situation
Only on December 10, the Prosecutor General of Ukraine, Irina Venediktova, during a visit to the United States, said that while there are no new procedural decisions regarding the former President of Ukraine, the People’s Deputy from the “European Solidarity” Petro Poroshenko.
In early October, Putin’s godfather (Viktor Medvedchuk) was informed of a new suspicion – he was charged with treason and assistance to terrorist organizations (“LPR” / “DPR”).
On November 15, ex-Minister of Energy and Coal Industry Vladimir Demchishin was summoned to the State Bureau of Investigation on suspicion of coal smuggling.
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Source From: Segodnya
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