The deputy people Petro Poroshenko are suspected of the state community – the investigation believes that he is preparing “Kharkiev Agreements”.
Sources of “UP” claim this.
The investigation believes that Poroshenko, being in the post of Minister of Foreign Affairs in the last weeks of his cadence, was involved in the preparation of the text “Harkivas Agreements” – a document that allowed the Black Navy of the Russian Federation to remain in the Crimea until 2042.
In the conditions of the leader of “European solidarity”, the charges are considered politically motivated and “absurd” and emphasize that at that time he no longer held the post of head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
The documents were signed on April 21, 2010. Poroshenko was released on March 11 of the same year.
Journalists note that as part of this trial, diplomat Konstantin Yeliseev searched searches – then Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs and adviser Poroshenko on international issues.
And the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and other agencies are already receiving requests for the seizure of documents related to the “Harcoevs agreements.”
Already in 2021, Zn.ua published a list of those who participated in the preparation and signing of documents.
The then Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Ruslan Demchenko took part in the process of preparing documents.
They put your hand in preparing the agreements on Kharkiv and:
- Foreign Minister Konstantin Grishenko;
- Minister of Justice Oleksandr Lavrinovich;
- Finance Minister Fedir Yaroshenko;
- Minister of Economics Vasil Tsushko;
- Fuel and Energy Minister Yuri Boyko;
- Defense Minister Mikhail Yezel;
- Minister of Transport and Communications Konstantin Yefmenko;
- SBU chairman Valery Khoroskovsky;
- Head of the State Customs Service Igor Caletnik;
- Head of the State Tax Service of Ukraine Mikola Litvin.
Source: Racurs
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