Deputy of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine Andrey Artemenko said on his page in Facebook about the death of businessman Alex Oronov, “bound by ties of kinship” with the lawyer of the President of the United States Donald trump. According to him, after the publication in The New York Times article about the plan of lifting of sanctions with Russia, his life “turned into hell”.
“And he died not from old age, not from disease, not accident, and from… the intervention of the American journalists in his life!!!” — wrote Artemenko.
Newspaper February 20 reported that former US presidential Advisor for national security, Michael Flynn shortly before his dismissal gave the plan for the lifting of sanctions against Russia. According to the publication, the document, suggesting a “peace plan for Russia and Ukraine”, promoted legal counsel to trump Michael Cohen and his business partner Felix Sutter, and Artemenko was named as its author.
One of the proposals Artemenko was to hold a nationwide referendum on the question of the transfer of Crimea is leased by Russia for 30-50 years. The plan also anticipated a return of Donbass in the Ukraine, after which Russia, according to Artemenko, should lift sanctions.
In his message on Facebook Artemenko pointed out that Alex of Parties was associated with the Cohen family ties.
“Alex was a kinsman Michael Cohen and it was he who organized including my introduction and my meeting with Michael Cohen. And from that moment his life as well as mine, has turned into hell! … He died from overexertion, from nerves, from injustice, from resentment, suspicion, grief misunderstanding”, — he wrote.
According to him, the Parties led a successful business in Ukraine established it as an agricultural holding, the UPC (baryshivka grain company), which after bringing “the Swedish investment” was renamed the company Grain Alliance. Artemenko called Eronova his partner, a mentor and a friend.
Himself Michael Cohen transfer plan for the lifting of sanctions against Russia the White house categorically denied. He said that with Artemenko he held a “brief meeting”, during which he did not discuss with him this topic, and then not passed any documents to the White house.
In the Kremlin, the transfer of Crimea is leased by Russia as “absurd”. According to the press Secretary of Russian President Dmitry Peskov, the Kremlin of such plans do not know and adhere to the idea of “no alternative to the Minsk agreements”.
After being published in the NYT, Deputy Artemenko was expelled from the Radical party, Oleg Lyashko, in which he was, and filed a case on charges of treason Ukraine.
