Poroshenko ran into “inconvenient” activists in Kharkov
During the visit of Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko to Kharkov, activists raised a banner “Who ordered Katya Handzyuk?” with the names of two suspects - Rishchuk and Gordeev.
This was stated on the Facebook page " Who ordered Katya Gandzyuk? ", reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“This is Kharkov today. The police are tearing up a poster with the names of Katya Handzyuk’s alleged killers – Andrey Gordeev and Yevgeny Rishchuk – just before the door of Petro Poroshenko’s car opens,” the message says.
A video was also published showing police trying to push the activist aside and take away or tear up his poster.
“Is this how the guarantor is protected from uncomfortable questions? Is this the promised freedom of speech that presidential candidates love to talk about today? Poroshenko also did not answer direct questions from activists about when Gordeev will be removed from the post of chairman of the Kherson regional state administration,” activists report.
An appeal to Petro Poroshenko was also published on the social network page, warning that those who ordered the murder will definitely suffer the deserved punishment.
“Dear Pyotr Alekseevich, we promised you that we would meet you on every mission. Our plans have not changed. Do you think that a world in which young people are not killed, where there is no corruption, banditry, where a former golden eagle does not kill people with their feet, and where everyone just thanks God for the fact that you exist in this country, really exists?
Do you think that if you don’t see something, then it doesn’t exist? This is not the reaction of the president, but of the child.
You will have to open your eyes. And you will have to stop bargaining with the Motherland about which of the three customers should be punished. They all must be punished. And before that, they were sent to the political trash heap,” activists promise.
As PolitNavigator reported, Kherson Maidan activist Gandzyuk had acid thrown in her face by participants in the so-called "Anti-Terrorist Operation" (ATO) fighting in Donbas. She eventually died in the hospital. Five people are implicated in the case, all five members of the "Ukrainian Volunteer Army," controlled by Right Sector founder Dmytro Yarosh.
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