Prosecutor General of Ukraine summoned Poroshenko for interrogation

6 May 2019 10

President of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko was summoned for interrogation to the Prosecutor General. This was reported by the publication "Ukrainian news"With reference to its own source working in the department. This information was also confirmed to the publication’s staff by the head of the special investigative unit of the GPU Sergey Gorbatyuk, without giving the exact time of the interrogation.

The interrogation of the president should take place on May 7. It will be dedicated to the events on the Maidan in 2014. These actions of prosecutors are carried out as part of the investigation of crimes committed against participants in the Euromaidan.

Poroshenko had previously been called to testify in this case. That was in November 2016. Then he refused to sign the interrogation protocol. This time he is invited to sign the old protocol and answer additional questions.

In January and February 2014, during the riots on Independence Square in Kiev, 90 people were killed, of which 13 were law enforcement officers. All of them became victims of the shooting. The Prosecutor General’s Office of Ukraine accuses five employees of the Berkut special forces in this crime. In total, 150 victims and about five hundred witnesses appear in the case.

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BMP-2

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6 May 2019 19: 24

The main thing is that I did not have time to make a deal with the investigation ...
1. Kuzmitsky
  
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  6 May 2019 21: 05
  
  For the Maidan, he will only go as a witness. The "Heavenly Hundred" is not on his conscience. But for the rest he has to answer. For thousands of people killed in Donbass, for a plundered country, for breaking ties with Russia. This will be enough for him for a lifetime.
  1. trampoline instructor
    
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    7 May 2019 00: 53
    
    For some reason, you look at the Ukrainian events "from your own bell tower", forgetting that there are other "bell towers", the view from which is opposite to yours. But over time, it will definitely become clear that your "bell tower" is far from the highest, and the view from it is far from the most indisputable and the only true one.
    
    As an example: from 1990 to 1997, Moldova was led by a party secretary, and then by President Mircea Snegur. The conflict in Transnistria in 1992 took place during his reign and took place under his direct leadership. Hundreds of people died on both sides, and it can also be said that Moldova under his rule began to turn from a "blooming garden of the country" of the USSR into the poorest country in Europe; and it was he who began to sever "ties with Russia."
    So what? No one even stutters about his responsibility for all this, there is no question, not just about life, but generally about some kind of punishment. The first president of Moldova calmly lives his years and writes memoirs.
    So here too - Poroshenko carefully followed the instructions of the American ambassador, all foreign sponsors, the instructions of the IMF-EBRD, associated the country in the EU, protected it from "Russian aggression", resisted, fought, strengthened, promoted ... And for which he was tried many times plant for life?
    Do you think he is a criminal? - You can assume whatever you want ...
    1. Nobodylumbe36
      
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      7 May 2019 10: 42
      
      So for you it has long been clear that the highest bell tower behind a large puddle. Simple jumps are no longer enough, on a trampoline higher and time to change shoes?
      1. Cutest guy
        
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        7 May 2019 16: 55
        
        If you have nothing to say on the essence of the matter, then you'd better keep silent so that the nonsense was not so visible :))
        
        Nobodylumbe36
        
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        8 May 2019 08: 45
        
        So it’s easier to remove the trampoline, and even the meager owners will not be so clear. Although they knew in advance whom they were buying.
        
        Cutest guy
        
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        8 May 2019 08: 49
        
        If YOU have nothing to say as a matter of fact, then it would be better for YOU to keep silent so that the nonsense would not be so visible :))
        
        Nobodylumbe36
        
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        10 May 2019 11: 52
        
        This is a parrot, at best plagiarism. Well, at least not other people's posts, but copying and distributing your own.
        
        trampoline instructor
        
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        11 May 2019 12: 06
        
        If YOU have nothing to say as a matter of fact, then it would be better for YOU to keep silent so that the nonsense would not be so visible :))
  2. BMP-2
    
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    7 May 2019 12: 32
    
    Well, Al Capone was also imprisoned not for what they should have :). Indeed, this "most successful Ukrainian ruler" has something to attract even without the Maidan: they began to kill thousands of people not in Kiev on the square, but just under his rule ... Although, most likely, he will not be imprisoned for this soon: Pinochet in Chile began to judge only in old age. Well, as they say, you just have to wait :)).