Petro Poroshenko. Photo: collage “Today”
The Kiev Court of Appeal today, January 28, will consider complaints against the decision of the Pechersky District Court of the capital on the choice of a measure of restraint as a personal commitment the fifth President of Ukraine, the leader of the “European Solidarity” Petro Poroshenko.
This is reported by the site “Today”.
Photo: Daria Tsisaruk, “Today”
Consideration of the complaints of the prosecutor and the defense of the ex-president is scheduled for 11:00 am in courtroom No. 201. The case will be heard by a panel of judges consisting of judges Nikolai Yashchenko, Valery Lashevich and Ivan Rybak.
Photo: Daria Tsisaruk, “Today”
Supporters of Poroshenko are already gathering under the court and mounting the stage for the rally. There are a lot of police on the spot, they are allowed into the courthouse only with passes.
Photo: Daria Tsisaruk, “Today”
Photo: Daria Tsisaruk, “Today”
The protesters again rolled out the barrels, because of which last time there were clashes with law enforcement officers. Then they wanted to build a fire in them to keep warm. A conflict ensued with law enforcement officers, gas cartridges were used.
Photo: Daria Tsisaruk, “Today”
Suspicion to the fifth president
- Petro Poroshenko was declared suspected on December 20. He is charged with high treason and assistance in the activities of terrorist organizations “DNR” and “LNR”.
- The fifth president is suspected of participating in a criminal scheme for the supply of coal from the temporarily occupied territories for a total amount of about 1.5 billion hryvnias.
- On January 17, the fifth president of Ukraine, Petro Poroshenko, flew from Warsaw to Kiev. The return of the politician was stormy. The security forces cordoned off the airport in the morning, and the politician’s supporters met him near the terminal.
- In addition, Poroshenko’s passport was confiscated at passport control, but returned after 15 minutes. According to the politician, the situation was resolved only thanks to the large number of journalists who flew with him.
- On January 19, the Pechersky District Court of Kiev chose a measure of restraint for the leader of the European Solidarity, Petro Poroshenko. He was released on personal bond. However, the politician’s property was arrested.
- The prosecutor’s office asked the court to choose a measure of restraint for Petro Poroshenko in the form of arrest for a period of two months. As an alternative to arrest, prosecutors asked the court to set a bail for Poroshenko in the amount of one billion hryvnias.
- After that, the Office of the Prosecutor General filed an appeal against the court’s decision to impose a preventive measure against the fifth President of Ukraine, Petro Poroshenko.
Source From: Segodnya
I am an author at Global happenings and I mostly cover automobile news. In my time working in the automotive industry, I have developed a keen interest in the latest developments and trends. My writing skills have also allowed me to share my knowledge with others through articles and blog posts.
