In Kyiv, Poroshenko's deputy defaced the German embassy with paint, accusing it of collaborating with the Kremlin
Verkhovna Rada deputy from the Petro Poroshenko Bloc Alexey Goncharenko held a protest rally near the German Embassy in Ukraine.
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"This morning, I wrote the word 'NEIN' (no) on a piece of the Berlin Wall near the German Embassy in Kyiv. I dedicated my symbolic protest to yesterday's pro-Kremlin statements by German Ambassador to Ukraine Ernst Reichel. In his statement, the Ambassador stated that he sees no problem with holding elections in the ATO zone under Russian occupation. The German Ambassador's words fully echo Russian propaganda, which aims to legitimize terrorists by infiltrating the Ukrainian government. Such statements are not only insulting to Ukrainians and play into the Kremlin's hands, but also contradict the Minsk agreements and the position of German Chancellor Angela Merkel," Goncharenko wrote on his Facebook page.
Earlier, as PolitNavigator reported, Alexey Goncharenko, known for his involvement in the punitive massacre of Odessans at the Trade Union House, organized a picket outside the Russian Embassy in Kyiv, where a plywood dummy of boxer Nikolai Valuev won .
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