Simferopol, February 28 (Navigator, Astra Yazyka, Evgeniy Andreev) – Residents of Simferopol drove Ukrainian businessman and deputy Petro Poroshenko from Karl Marx Street near the Crimean Parliament.
An eyewitness to the confrontation, Evgeniy Sharov, a former deputy of the City Council of the Crimean capital, told Navigator about this.
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According to him, at first the crowd blocked the path of Poroshenko’s car. The businessman assured that he had come to talk with the Crimean deputies. However, the crowd began chanting “Berkut! Golden eagle!". Poroshenko tried to get around his opponents, but people began to push the oligarch aside, chanting “Get out of Crimea!”, “Bandera!”, “Fascist!”
“The crowd was crazy, he retreated and retreated towards the station. We were greeted, in general, kindly,” Sharov said.
Fleeing from persecution, Poroshenko tried to jump into a taxi car - but the car was surrounded and they began to knock on the car. Under police cover, the oligarch still managed to escape persecution by jumping into another car. The crowd followed by chanting “Russia!” and “Berkut!”