“European Solidarity” announced another provocation in the media and social networks against the leader of the political party – Petro Poroshenko. This is stated in a message released on the official website of the party.
Source: OBOZREVATEL
They drew attention to a message, which was spread, particularly in Telegram channels, stating that allegedly “Poroshenko’s bank will pay a fine of 20.5 million UAH for money laundering by the oligarch.”
“European Solidarity” stated that this message is purely manipulative and contains five signs of lies in just one sentence.
“The Telegram bot farm of the President’s Office has been spreading lies about Petro Poroshenko and the ‘European Solidarity’ party for seven years. We have long known the masterminds, performers, and ideologists. The latest publication set a world record for the amount of lies per text,” the party noted.
Below is the full statement of “European Solidarity.”
Let’s start with the headline:
The bank is not Poroshenko’s, it will not pay, but will appeal the decision in court, not for money laundering, but for allegedly failing to check the company, as the bank is not a law enforcement body. Not an oligarch, but a philanthropist.
Now to the post itself:
- FAKE: “Fifth President Petro Poroshenko is under sanctions for signing the Kharkiv agreements.”
No one knows yet why the sanctions were imposed two months ago. It is only known that it was definitely not because of the Kharkiv agreements. Moreover, Petro Poroshenko did not hold any positions at the time they were adopted. The main “speaker” of the office was then an assistant to MP Elbrus Tedeiev. He was the one who voted “For” the ratification of the Kharkiv agreements, and later “For” the dictatorial laws of January 16.
- FAKE: “Poroshenko’s Fund receives money from people’s donations.”
In 25 years of the Fund’s existence, the only donor has been Petro Poroshenko himself and his enterprises. He has already donated 6.751 billion UAH of his own money to the Armed Forces.
- TRUE: “Poroshenko is accused of terrorism.”
But there is a nuance: he has been recognized as a terrorist and extremist only by the aggressor country – Putin’s Russia. For what? For financing the Armed Forces and assisting in the destruction of Russians along the entire front line.
- FAKE: “MIB Bank was fined 20.5 million for money laundering.”
For weeks, the National Bank, law enforcement agencies, and other office minions searched for documents, dug into clients, and dreamed of finding something. Currently, the National Bank justified its fine for: “improper performance of the bank’s obligation to conduct due diligence of the client” – the client, neither the bank nor Petro Poroshenko, has any relation to this. The bank is accused of not doing the work of the State Bureau of Investigation, the Ministry of Defense, the Security Service, the National Police, and the NABU, and not conducting a check on the company with which the Ministry of Defense signed a contract. MIB is challenging this decision in court.
- FAKE: “Petro Poroshenko withdrew 1.5 billion.”
No. Just no. Neither Petro Poroshenko, nor his Foundation, nor the bank withdrew any funds. Once again, for the blind: Petro Poroshenko donated 6.751 billion UAH to the Armed Forces – donated, not withdrawn.
- FAKE: “Poroshenko enriched himself by 4.6 billion UAH last year.”
He did not enrich himself, he spent it on the army. Not 4.6, but 6.751 billion.
- FAKE: “Poroshenko invested Ukrainians’ money in military bonds and made an 18% profit from them.”
Firstly, Poroshenko does not collect any money from Ukrainians. Secondly, investing in military bonds is not about investments but about supporting the Armed Forces. If you think that Poroshenko could not have come up with more profitable ways to invest his money, you don’t know him very well. Because the 18% “profit” does not even cover the inflation caused by the war. However, we encourage everyone who has the opportunity: buy military bonds and support the Armed Forces!
- FAKE: “Lipetsk Factory and Bohdan Plant.”
These fakes have long been in the propaganda museum of Kolomoisky-Medvedchuk’s “pluses” and Russia, since the time when current representatives of the President’s Office worked at “1+1” and were co-authors of these fakes. Somewhere next to the killed brother, blown-up warehouses, and the crucified boy in his underwear.
The price for one such message ranges from 2 to 5 thousand dollars. The black campaign itself costs from 100 thousand dollars per day to up to 1.5 million dollars per month.
That’s the price of publishing lies about the fifth president, Petro Poroshenko.
Where do these millions come from? Are taxes paid on them? Why is this money not going to defense but ending up in the pockets of Telegram channel owners?
A list of channels that have repeatedly spread fakes about the opposition leader, representatives of civil society, the military, and often publish Russian narratives: Ukraine Online: News, Times of Ukraine: News, Ukraine Now | US, Card Office, Insider UA, Telegram News Service, All-Seeing EYE, Real War, Ukraine 24/7 – news, PEREPICHKA, Joker, Valentin Gladkikh Apocrypha, Trukha Ukraine.
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