A Poroshenko employee was caught on the border with Crimea with a Russian passport and 100 kg of sausages
At the checkpoints of Ukrainian “activists” blockading Crimea, real passions are boiling. So, yesterday, an employee of the State Administration of the President of Ukraine, a certain Eduard Fedorov, tried to smuggle 100 kg of sausages across the border with Crimea. One of the activists of the blockade, Gayde Rizaeva, stated this on her page on the social network.
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The piquancy of the situation, according to her, was given by the fact that this person also had a Russian passport.
“At our checkpoint, the adviser to the head of the department for combating corruption and crime, Mr. Fedorov Eduard, was detained. Supervised the passage of 100 kg across the border. Sausages. Plus, this citizen has a passport of a citizen of the Russian Federation. That's it. These are the people who sit in our government. These are the certificates issued by the Presidential Administration,” says Gaide.
But the scandal took new turns - the same adviser Fedorov showed up at the checkpoint again today and boasted that he was able to smuggle sausages.
“They are now calling me on the radio to the checkpoint. I go up to the car, and there is Eduard Fedorov, who was detained yesterday, smiling. A conversation ensues in which he tells me that last night our SBU officers gave him a ride from the Kalanchak checkpoint to Chaplynka with their escort for a reward. From his words it followed that where we don’t take, others take. I am very disgusted that hucksters are in power. It’s disgusting that everyone in power has forgotten about the heavenly hundred, about the guys who died in the ATO. I'm disgusted that everything is bought and sold. It is disgusting and painful that Yatsenyuk and Turchinov, who sold Crimea, are still free and in leather chairs. I’m disgusted that we don’t let the potatoes through, but our Security Service lets the separatists through,” Rizaeva is indignant.
Let us recall, as PolitNavigator reported, in the investigation by journalists of the Groshi program it is said that if you wish and have money, you can find holes in the blockade of Crimea. And this issue can be resolved by directly agreeing with Gaide.
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