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Petro Poroshenko goes to the Ukrainian State Investigation Office

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Kiev (Ukraine), 10 June, EFE/EPA, (Camera: Sergey Dolzhenko).- The fifth president of Ukraine and member of Parliament, Petro Poroshenko, went on Wednesday to the facilities of the State Investigation Bureau (SBI) for questioning, in the framework of the criminal case investigating the transfer of 43 paintings across the customs border of Ukraine in evasion of customs control. FOOTAGE OF FORMER PRESIDENT PETRO POROSHENKO AND THE PROTEST OF UKRAINIAN ACTIVISTS AT THE FACILITIES OF THE STATE RESEARCH BUREAU (SBI)

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