White Powder, Striptease, Roulette: Dubinsky Publishes Photos from Hontareva's Son's Birthday Party (UPDATED)
The MP hinted that the guests were taking drugs, but they most likely were just having fun with flour.
People's Deputy from the Servant of the People party Alexander Dubinsky published photographs showing former National Bank of Ukraine head Valeria Hontareva celebrating something surrounded by other people.
One of the photos shows a tray with white powder, shell casings and pieces of paper resembling American dollars.
Another photo shows an unidentified woman who, in all likelihood, is getting ready to snort this powder through a rolled-up banknote.
According to Dubinsky, these are photos from the birthday party of Hontareva's son, Anton, who is also present in one of the photos.
“The lives of the Hontarevs in London are really in danger. Overdoses,” — the MP said.
It is unknown when and where exactly the photos were taken, but probably before the accident in which the former National Bank head was involved.
UPD: The photos were indeed taken at the celebration of Anton Hontarev's birthday. In March 2018, his wife's mother, Zoya Borovik (Tomashevska), posted them on her page on Odnoklassniki. She is the one posing in the photo with the white powder.
The woman titled the photo album “We Partied, Son-in-Law Turns 30, Drug Baron, We Were Just Messing Around!”
Apparently, the party was held in a pseudo-criminal style.
Children were present at the celebration.
Alexander Dubinsky is a video blogger and journalist, a People's Deputy of the 9th convocation of the Verkhovna Rada, deputy chair of the parliamentary committee on finance, tax and customs policy. He worked on the programmes “Hroshi” and “Ukrainski Sensatsii” on the 1+1 channel, owned by businessman Ihor Kolomoisky, whose interests Dubinsky was accused of defending.
Valeria Hontareva previously claimed that Kolomoisky and former deputy head of the Presidential Administration under Viktor Yanukovych, Andriy Portnov, allegedly joined forces against her. She also said she may ask for political asylum in the United Kingdom, where she currently lives.
On Tuesday, September 17, it became known that the house of the former National Bank head near Kyiv burned down.
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