Ukrainian lawmaker Andriy Derkach said at a Tuesday media conference in Kyiv he had received the tapes that were reportedly made by Poroshenko from investigative journalists,
The Washington Post reported.
Ukrainian lawmaker Andriy Derkach said at a Tuesday media conference in Kyiv he had received the tapes that were reportedly made by Poroshenko from investigative journalists,
The Washington Post reported.
You should definitely read the Washington Post article. It includes this:
Derkach has past links to Russian intelligence. He attended the Dzerzhinsky Higher School of the KGB in Moscow. His father served as a KGB officer for decades before becoming head of independent Ukraine’s intelligence service in the late 1990s. His father was fired from that post amid a scandal over a Ukrainian journalist who was kidnapped and murdered.
The recordings played at the news conference Tuesday shed relatively little new light on Biden’s actions in Ukraine, which were at the center of President Trump’s impeachment last year. They show that Biden, as he has previously said publicly, linked loan guarantees for Ukraine to the ouster of the country’s prosecutor general in 2015.
But Derkach used the new clips to make an array of accusations not proven by the tapes.
I'm curious how you know so much detailed information about a russian operative without a link to back it up???
its almost like you know it first hand,,,,
I just want to point out that I was right about this. Derkach is a Russian agent and he is working to interfere in the election.
Thank you useful idiots.
A Ukrainian lawmaker with Russian ties was sanctioned for trying to hurt Biden with a false smear — a smear Trump, his lawyer and his favorite TV network still push.
www.huffpost.com
fake news
Every time you fools encounter a piece of information you cannot explain away, you tack a "fake news" label on it and pretend it has no meaning.
For the second time in two elections, top Trump aides are found in the company of Russian intelligence agents, both receiving and passing information to them, either knowingly or unknowingly. Either scenario is devastatingly bad for Trump.
If it's unknowlingly, then Trump aides are not vetting or questioning the intentions or the credentials those who are offering their assistance to the campaign. Given the resources the President and his top staffers have at their disposal, this is ridiculous. Given that Trump has over ridden security recommendations in the past, how many Russian agents and others without the best interests of the country at heart, has he hired, because they're too incompetent to vette anyone?
If it's knowlingly, well it's time for Trump to face the consequences of his actions for the first time in his life, and spend the rest of his in prison.
If it's knowlingly