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Alexey Danilov explained how Andrey Portnov could leave Ukraine. In particular, the Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council recalled that a man with three minor children can cross the border.
Relevant information was provided by Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council Alexei Danilov. He spoke about this on July 12, on the 139th day of the war that Russia launched against Ukraine.
Danilov explained how Portnov could leave the country
< p>Aleksey Danilov said that in the question of how Portnov could leave Ukraine, there is no need to look for some complicated answers.
You need to understand if Mr. Portnov has three children. If Portnov has three children under 18, then he has every reason to leave Ukraine as a citizen of our country,” Danilov said.
The Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council noted that it is necessary to look at how many Portnov have children under the age of 18.
Aleksey Danilov explained that permission for such a trip is the norm of our law, it exists for everyone, regardless of who worked with whom.
However, the Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council added: he believes that all those who worked with Yanukovych called the so-called “Russian world” to us.
Reference. It is known from open sources that Portnov has two children – Igor and Lilia, Born in 1993 and 1994.
Briefly about Portnov's likely departure
- Schemes journalists reported that Andriy Portnov, former First Deputy Head of the Presidential Administration under Viktor Yanukovych, left Ukraine.
- Portnov could leave the state on June 3, 2022 through the checkpoint for road traffic “Chop (Tysa)” in the Transcarpathian region. That is, he could enter the territory of Hungary.
- The State Border Service told journalists that they would not respond to the request, because “the content of the request concerns the provision of personal data, regulated by the Law of Ukraine “On the Protection of Personal Data.”
- Portnov himself is known as a pro-Russian politician who actively tried to discredit the Revolution of Dignity and subsequent pro-European reforms in Ukraine, and he also owns real estate in Moscow, while the US imposed sanctions against him.
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