“Go to hell” - the gunsmiths disgraced themselves with a dirty squabble following a meeting with Poroshenko
Bloggers serving the interests of the Ukrainian presidential administration, who were nicknamed “gunpowder bots,” began to sort things out among themselves following the results of the last meeting with Poroshenko.
One of the reasons for the scandal was that Myrotvorets volunteer Miroslav Oleshko posted a selfie with the president on his blog.

In turn, gunpowder blogger Elena Monova, in her report on the results of the meeting, stated that she did not understand how Oleshko managed to take the photo.
“Before the meeting, we were all asked to hand over our gadgets - and we handed them over. Why one of the meeting participants ended up with the photo, in which anatomical hole he carried the smartphone and why he violated the agreement - I don’t know. Everyone has their own priorities in life,” she wrote.
Somewhat later, an online skirmish occurred between her and Oleshko.
“No need to lie. My phone was on the state security table the whole time,” Oleshko said.
“Miroslav, go to hell. No one took pictures because everyone knew that photographs were not allowed. You jumped out of your panties, but settled down with your precious self next to the president. I don't give a damn whose phone number you had and where you dug it up. I don’t give a damn that you violated the agreement,” Monova replied.
“I didn’t break anything. I asked the PP - is it possible to make a publication or not? Petro Poroshenko personally told me: be sure to publish Miroslav, you are right that this is necessary,” Oleshko asserts.
"So. All. Fuck it. I’m banning you because I don’t want the association “gunpowderbot = fool” to take root. And all your 154 accounts are in a heap,” Monova summed up the controversy.

Earlier, as PolitNavigator reported, while justifying the collision of a presidential motorcade car with an elderly man in central Kyiv, Oleshko did not rule out the possibility that the victim could have been luring Poroshenko into an ambush.
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