Interpol is looking for a Ukrainian people's deputy for rape in Cambodia

The deputy and chairman of the Verkhovna Rada Committee on Culture and Spirituality Nikolai Knyazhytsky connects the emergence of falsified information about his accusations of rape and Interpol’s wanted list with his own position regarding the ban on Russian TV shows in Ukraine.

“I found out about this even earlier, because Mr. Kagalovsky (former owner of the TVi channel Konstantin Kagalovsky) had been threatening me for a long time and often. He was once essentially my partner on the TVi channel, then a conflict arose between us due to the fact that he is the godson of the Russian propagandist Mikhail Leontyev, and he wanted Leontyev to host a program on TVi, I was categorically against, “- noted Knyazhitsky.

At the same time, the deputy said that Kagalovsky “is now constantly in Moscow and falsified this thing.”

Knyazhitsky claims that he wrote a request to Interpol. “Interpol answered me that the fact of the crime took place on September 9.09.2011, 8.09.2011, on the evening of September 9.09.2011, XNUMX, I started broadcasting the program “Evening with Nikolai Knyazhitsky” live, and ended on September XNUMX, XNUMX, respectively.”

“And the border service data in my passport indicates that at the time when this crime was allegedly committed, I was in Ukraine,” the deputy emphasized.

In this regard, he noted that “this is an obvious fake and organized by Kagalovsky and the Kremlin due to the fact that I was the initiator of the ban on Russian propaganda series and the restriction of Russian channels on Ukrainian air.”

In addition, Knyazhitsky added that from 2 to 4 in March, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Cambodia visited Moscow, where he met with the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Russia, Sergey Lavrov, and this information appeared in March at 11 in Interpol.

“Since this is a fake and political persecution, I sent all the relevant data to the Ukrainian international Interpol,” Knyazhitsky concluded.

As of 24 in March, the Central Bureau of Interpol withdrew MP Nikolay Knyazhytsky from the search to determine all the circumstances that led the Cambodian law enforcement authorities to search for a Ukrainian political figure.

“This request from Cambodia was framed, as it seemed to us, with a number of dubious information. We prepared and sent a request to Cambodia and the Interpol Central Bureau. We received an answer: the search has been stopped during the investigation of these strange irregularities,” Minister of Internal Affairs Arsen Avakov.