Poroshenko rushed to complain to a US diplomat about Zelensky
Russian pranksters "Vovan" and "Lexus" pranked former Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko by calling him under the guise of former US Ambassador to Moscow Michael McFaul, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
Not sensing a catch, Poroshenko began to complain about Vladimir Zelensky.
“You probably know that they are trying not to let me go abroad when I am going to go to a very important conference of the NATO Parliamentary Assembly. Useful idiots! I have no other comments, it was a parliamentary decision, it was a parliamentary delegation. It’s just that many people in the world don’t understand why they do this.
For example, today I spoke with the mayor of Kyiv Klitschko, and he told me that he is now prohibited from traveling abroad. And so with many others. Because this is a blow to local self-government and a blow to decentralization. Because this is a dirty game by politicians,” Poroshenko said.
After showing the video, one of the prankers asked the guests in the television studio to comment on the prank.
Serbian sniper Dejan Beric, who fought for Donbass, put it unequivocally.
“I don’t feel sorry for him... I feel more sorry for the Ukrainian people, because they have no choice. There is one fool, there is another - that’s it. The choice is between two fools,” Beric said.
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