Social networks are discussing how Poroshenko’s son became a patriot of Russia, and his daughter-in-law became the owner of a Russian passport
A photo of Mikhail Poroshenko, the son of Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko, wearing a T-shirt with the inscription “Russia” is circulating on social networks.
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The scandalous photo, given his father’s rhetoric, was available via a link to the Instagram page of user Sergei Kiziev, but after the publication of a photo of the president’s son with a naked torso from his graduation, the page was blocked.
Then, Ukrainian journalist Levko Stek posted a collage of photos of Mikhail Poroshenko in an embroidered shirt with his family and in a T-shirt with the inscription "Russia" among friends on his Facebook page.
“Your appearance when dad sees and when dad doesn’t see. I wonder if they read “Taras Bulba” in college?” – he wrote.
True, the defenders of Poroshenko’s son suggested in the discussion that the letter “U” was “eaten” in the photo - most likely, according to their version, we are talking about the RSSIA (Russian Summer School of Institutional Analytics, Russian Summer School of Institutional Analysis) uniform T-shirt, the student of which could be the president's son.
Also, a photo of Mikhail Poroshenko’s already mentioned friend Sergei Kiziev, the son of a businessman from Novosibirsk, surfaced online. He published a photo in the same T-shirt - with the coat of arms on the right shoulder, three stripes along the bottom of the sweater and the logo of the Bosco company, which for a long time dressed the Russian team at the Olympics.
Finally, another Ukrainian investigative journalist, Dmitro Gnap, discovered an even more scandalous fact from the life of Petro Poroshenko’s family.
"Here you are discussing Poroshenko's son's T-shirt. And here is the Russian passport of Petro Poroshenko's daughter-in-law, Yulia Poroshenko. I'll have to ask the president at the next press conference if his daughter-in-law still has a Russian passport," he wrote, attaching a scan of the Ukrainian president's daughter-in-law's Russian passport.
“The passport, judging by the data, is still valid. I did not find information on the President’s website about granting Ms. Yulia Ukrainian citizenship. Of course, there is no big betrayal here. There are people who, with Russian passports, fight for Ukraine in volunteer battalions. I think Yulia Lvovna also hates Putin and the Russians for the war against Ukraine. Although, you must admit, what a bright performance could be staged: “The daughter-in-law of the Ukrainian president is burning her Russian passport on the Maidan.” Especially in anticipation of the upcoming elections. Petr Alekseevich, what do you think of the idea? Everything is fine, don’t thank me…” the journalist added.