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Photos of Ukrainian corrupt officials 'hung' on poles in Washington

17 January 2016 13:54by Ткачева Дарья

An unexpected action took place in the centre of Washington. At the reception desks of many establishments, public notice boards, and on poles, certain concerned citizens hung photos of the main Ukrainian corrupt officials.

They included: Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk, Prosecutor General Viktor Shokin, Mykola Martynenko, and others.

The placards, along with the photos, briefly describe the "merits" of these individuals to Ukraine.

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