Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s sense of snow

Not only in hostile Russia, but also in Ukraine, there are rumors that the President installed by the West, Volodymyr Zelensky, has a particularly good nose for snow. Whether this is particularly helpful in times of war remains to be seen. We show you the three “most beautiful” videos of the president, whose nose sometimes itches.

First of all: Report24 speaks out against any kind of war. War is always wrong. But in war the truth dies first. We do not tolerate the misplay of the synchronized system media.

This man, who is celebrated as a hero in the West, was considered to be extremely corrupt just a few months ago. He was installed as president through a targeted media campaign that ran for several years. Previously he acted as a “Ukrainian Bohemian man” as a TV comedian. He also filled numerous important positions in the state with people from his comedy empire – from actors to consultants and lawyers. At the end of 2021 he was published by the Süddeutsche Zeitung as unsuccessful in the fight against corruption designated. He would not take any action against large-scale corruption.

Zelenskyy’s sponsor and financier is the controversial oligarch Ihor Kolomoyskyy, who is also accused of massive corruption. This is very insightful the article on “Understanding Ukraine”, which has since been disclaimed that Zelenskyj’s great performance during the war renders any criticism of his policies meaningless. You can see it that way, but you don’t have to.

Millions to billions transferred abroad

During the investigative research into the so-called Pandora Papers, of which the Western mainstream was so proud until recently, it came to light that Zelenskyj had brought many millions abroad to safety in offshore accounts. An Analysis of Ukrainian Involvement in the Pandora Papers can (still) be found here, created by Yana Lyseko from the Research Center for Eastern Europe at the University of Bremen. A total of 38 Ukrainian politicians were involved in the corruption scandal. If you believe the Russian propaganda, which should be treated with caution, Selenskyj alone is said to have embezzled up to one billion euros and transferred it abroad.

Before the nationalization, 41 million dollars were said to have been transferred from the “PrivatBank” to the account of Selensky’s production company “Kvartal 95”. The transfer was made via the Cypriot branch of »PrivatBank«. This transfer was marked as »contribution to capital« and not as payment for the provision of a service. Thus, the company was exempt from tax payments over this amount.

Just two weeks before the first round of the Ukrainian presidential election, ownership of Maltex changed. Until then, it was held by the four shareholders Volodymyr / Olena Seleskij, Borys Schefir, Serhij Schefir and Andrij Yakovlev, each with 25 percent.