Journalist Shows What Cars Anti-Corruption Activists Drive
Range Rover, Mercedes-Benz and others.
Journalist Vasily Krutchak says that members of the Stop Corruption organization, which he calls "anti-corruption fighters" rather than corrupt officials, gather on the grounds of School No. 37 to play five-a-side football.
"In particular, one of the leaders of Stop Corruption, Roman Bochkala, arrives there in a Range Rover, or rather a private driver, Petr Bondarchuk, brings him there, and he later plays football with everyone else. Another Stop Corruption leader, Bogdan Maidaniuk (from Khmelnytskyi), arrives in a Mercedes-Benz G-Class," the journalist said.
Krutchak also says they are joined by another activist, the head of the human rights movement Mutual Aid, Viktor Medved. He came to the football game in a Ford Mustang.
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