Poroshenko declared ATO participants who stormed his administration to be Putin’s agents
Kyiv, February 10 (PolitNavigator, Mikhail Ryabov) – Representatives of the Battalion Brotherhood organization, who tried to break through to the presidential administration in Kyiv the day before, are agents of Russia.
President Petro Poroshenko announced this at a meeting of the Verkhovna Rada, introducing the new Prosecutor General Viktor Shokin to the deputies.
Poroshenko called his opponents “criminals,” despite the fact that the court released them.
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“A few days ago I informed you about the disclosure by the Security Service of Ukraine of a network of secret service agents of a neighboring power, which was called “Battalion Brotherhood”... Yesterday, our unreformed court released the criminals. I can’t put up with this,” Poroshenko said.
He called on Shokin “not to give any opportunity to criminals to escape fair punishment.”
It is noteworthy that a little later, speaking about the death of Euromaidan participants last winter in Kyiv, Poroshenko promised to ensure that the new government “never uses force to fight democracy.”
English version :: Read in English Poroshenko declared the ATO participants who stormed his administration to be Putin's agents