MP from Servant of the People Caught Messaging a Prostitute. He Says It Was a Provocation
Bohdan Yaremenko also managed to make his mark on Tinder.
People's Deputy from the Servant of the People party Bohdan Yaremenko was spotted during a Verkhovna Rada session corresponding with a woman he was arranging paid sex with. Photos of the deputy's correspondence were published by "Bukvy".
During one of the votes, Yaremenko was reading the profile of a 32-year-old woman named Alina, who listed her preferences as: sex, meeting, dates. Most likely, he was messaging her later:
Yaremenko: …what are the terms of meeting with you?
Girl: Hi. Your place. Protected sex, classic and oral. Anal is taboo. One hour – 100 dollars. Two hours – 150. I don't stay overnight. Wishes can be discussed.
Yaremenko is chair of the Verkhovna Rada Committee on Foreign Policy and Interparliamentary Cooperation. He has a wife and 2 children. After the photos were published, he stated that it was a provocation.
“A hunter for burnt facts photographed something that doesn't exist. One should not believe everything that so-called media publish”, — the deputy writes.
UPD: In addition to the published photos, Bukvy also presented a video in which Yaremenko chooses girls on Tinder — a dating app.
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