Poroshenko's security guards tore up the journalist's poster
Security officers of Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko at his election rallies strictly check the crowd and destroy posters demanding the imprisonment of those involved in thefts in the defense sector.
Kiev journalist Evgeniy Kuksin stated this on his Facebook page, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“I came to Poroshenko’s rally in Chernigov. I raised a poster in front of the stage, “What about Svinarchuk,” and people in civilian clothes tore me up. It's good that I have two of these. Petro Poroshenko, aren’t you ashamed?..
– What about Svinarchuk? – I raise a poster at Poroshenko’s rally in Chernigov.
“You are behaving badly,” the president’s guards tear down this poster and push me out of the square.
The question “Will Svinarchuk-Gladkovsky be imprisoned?”, the level of “unheard-of freedom of speech” and so on need not be raised. And so everything is clear. Because we are going this way,” the journalist wrote.
Let us note that the deputy head of the National Security and Defense Council, headed by the President, Oleg Gladkovsky, who was involved in a high-profile corruption scandal related to theft in the defense sector, previously bore the last name Svinarchuk.
As a reminder, PolitNavigator previously reported that Petro Poroshenko's pre-election visit to Chernihiv resulted in a new scandal – he was met by National Corps militants chanting curses and slogans demanding that those involved in the corruption scandal be jailed.
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Poroshenko's security guards tore up a journalist's poster.