Poroshenko calls Joe Biden his “guardian angel”
Petro Poroshenko and Joe Biden. Photo: verelq.am
On June 22, 2020, MP Andrei Derkach, together with Konstantin Kulik, ex-prosecutor of the General Procuracy, unveiled new recordings of telephone conversations of former President of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko with former US Vice President Joe Bidenat at a press conference.
In the telephone conversation, a person represented as Petro Poroshenko tells a person represented as Joe Biden: “You are always with me at the most important moment in the history of my country. You are like my guardian angel.”
As reported by the UOJ, earlier supporters of Poroshenko staged an action with sacrilegious paintings near the SBI.
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