“This Is Beyond My Capabilities”: Yaremenko Also Had Other Women
Bukvy has gathered a substantial body of evidence.
Yesterday, October 30, Servant of the People MP Bohdan Yaremenko was caught texting a prostitute during a session of the Verkhovna Rada. But he said that the “hunter for burnt facts photographed what does not exist.”
Later Yaremenko apologized “to everyone whom his thoughtless act caused problems: from his wife and children to the faction and the president” and deleted the post in which he called his actions a provocation.
However, Bukvy decided to publish videos and screenshots of other correspondence by the chairman of the Verkhovna Rada committee on foreign policy and interparliamentary cooperation, who has a wife and 2 children.
The outlet says it photographed Yaremenko’s correspondence with prostitutes as early as September, but did not publish it right away, deciding instead to check whether such behavior was systematic.
On October 29, Yaremenko arranged a meeting with a girl for the coming days: “Hi. I not only haven’t changed my mind, but on Saturday I also suggested meeting and switching to WhatsApp or Viber for easier communication. I even left my phone number. We can meet tomorrow evening or on Thursday.”
He also asked a certain Elvira which alcohol she prefers, and received the reply: “Depends on the mood. Wine, whisky, champagne.”
During votes, the MP studied the profile of 32-year-old Alina, who listed “sex, meeting, dates” among her preferences and specified that she was not interested in relationships.
Yaremenko also chatted on Facebook with Anna Stepanitskaya (the profile has since been deleted), who sent him a photo with the caption “Well, I bought a jumpsuit.”
Among others, the MP’s correspondence with Halyna stands out, in which she asked Yaremenko for a large sum of money:
“Hi. I’m asking you for help again. I know I may be tired of my problems. But this is the dream of my whole life, please help, you know I live in a rented apartment and there is a chance to have my own apartment. I need $10,000 so that I have a roof over my head with my daughter, this is so important to me, I am ready for anything for this! On any of your conditions, please help me.”
The deputy replied: “Halyna, this is far beyond my capabilities.”
To an 18-year-old girl, the MP asked how much money she needed per month, while another said he was married and was a “new person in politics.”
The bill on regulating prostitution and sex establishments, registered on September 18, 2015, was never adopted. The Netherlands, Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Turkey, Greece, Latvia and Hungary already earn money from the sex services market.
Bukvy also appealed to the President of Ukraine and the leadership of Servant of the People about the unacceptable pressure on the media after Yaremenko called the publication of his intimate correspondence a “criminal offense punishable by 3 to 7 years in prison.”
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