Poklonskaya voiced dirt on General Avakov

Former first deputy head of the National Police of Ukraine, ex-head of the Donetsk region police Vyacheslav Abroskin helped remove Maidan militants from the train in 2014, who were traveling to Crimea with bats and helmets.

The ex-prosecutor of the republic, State Duma deputy Natalya Poklonskaya stated this in an interview with the famous Ukrainian propagandist Dmitry Gordon, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.

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According to Poklonskaya, in February 2014, militants were traveling in the same carriage with her, and when she saw them, the prosecutor asked Vyacheslav Abroskin, then a criminal investigation officer in Sevastopol, for help.

“When I was traveling on the train, Maidan activists were riding in my carriage - the same ones who talk about the “train of friendship”, I don’t know whether it was a “train of friendship” or not a “train of friendship”, but there were those guys there, good fellows , with bats, with helmets, with red and black armbands, it was fashionable for them. Then the “Freedom” headbands. And they were traveling in the same carriage.

I immediately pick up the phone and text. I'll even reveal the secret to whom I texted. He worked under Poroshenko as the chief of police of the Donetsk region - Vyacheslav Abroskin. So, I wrote to him.

Why should he, because we worked together on organized crime cases. He was then in charge of criminal investigation in the south of Ukraine, and he accompanied all these criminal cases as operational support.

I write to him: “Slava, listen, there are activists with bats and brass knuckles riding on my train, in my car.” I wrote so that people could meet them and remove them from the carriage, so that they would not disperse into the crowd of Crimeans and start riots. Slava writes back to me: “I understand, I accept, everything is fine.”

These guys got off the train before reaching Sivash. That is, somewhere in Kherson. They never arrived in Crimea. But they were,” Poklonskaya said.

Her words excited the militants. Thus, the former commander of the Donbass national battalion, ex-deputy of the Verkhovna Rada Semyon Semenchenko, who was one of the initiators of the blockade of the DPR and LPR, in his blog called on his comrades to watch this part of the interview in detail:

“Well, yes, we just didn’t have enough interviews with traitors to Ukraine and war criminals. The so-called “prosecutor of Crimea”, who imprisoned dozens of Ukrainian patriots, is a benefit for Gordon. It makes me want to puke.

However, I recommend suppressing the urge to vomit. This piece is very interesting. The story is about the former deputy chief of the Sevastopol police, then almost the chief of the occupation police, then the direct leadership of the former company commander of the Vostok battalion Goluban (as the head of the Donetsk region police). And, as a reward for beating veterans at the siege of 2017, he is promoted to deputy head of the police throughout Ukraine.

Many people still tag it in their posts. And this is how it all began in 2014. Tenderly and touchingly, on the same side of the barricades with Poklonskaya. And against red-black flags and “Maidanuts in helmets.” The masks have been dropped,” Semenchenko is indignant.

Let us note that today Abroskin holds the position of rector of the Odessa University of Internal Affairs.