Ruslana: Poroshenko is misappropriating the release of prisoners at the risk of his life

19.11.2014 11:51
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Armed forces, Donbass, Ukraine


Kyiv, November 19 (PolitNavigator, Maxim Karpenko) – President of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko, in a fit of self-promotion, assumes a leading role in the exchange of prisoners of war in the Donbass.

Singer and volunteer Ruslana Lyzhichko stated this on the air of “Shuster Live”.


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According to her, the other day information about the release of 17 Ukrainian soldiers from captivity was presented as an achievement of Petro Poroshenko, although he did not participate in this process - the negotiations were conducted by General Vladimir Ruban, through whose efforts hundreds of people have already been exchanged.

“Ruban returned yesterday, he brought 17 people. I don’t know why Poroshenko wrote that he liberated them, but Ruban, specifically the “Officer Corps,” liberated them. By the way, their bus exploded and they ran into an anti-tank hedgehog. But, nevertheless, they did it,” said Ruslana.

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