Ukraine’s former President blocked from leaving the country
Poroshenko is being investigated in connection with the financing of Russian-backed separatists in the east of the country through illegal coal sales in 2014-15.
Previous Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko was kept from passing on Ukraine to partake in a gathering of a NATO body in Lithuania, his party's parliamentary group said on Saturday.
Poroshenko was halted two times at a line crossing with Poland while he was en route to the gathering of NATO's Parliamentary Assembly, a consultative interparliamentary association, the assertion said.
Ukrainian media detailed Poroshenko couldn't cross the boundary because of "specialized issues" with a license permitting him to leave the country.
"Poroshenko had gotten every one of the proper authorizations to leave the nation and had been incorporated … in the authority appointment of the Parliament of Ukraine for this occasion," his European Solidarity parliamentary group said
Poroshenko was to have various undeniable level gatherings in Vilnius, incorporating with the President of Lithuania Gitanas Nauseda. He was likewise booked to partake in a gathering of the European People's Party in Rotterdam, it said.
In January, Poroshenko won a court administering permitting him to stay at freedom while being examined for treachery in a test he says was a politically spurred assault connected to partners of his replacement, President Volodymyr Zelenskiy.
Poroshenko is being explored regarding the funding of Russian-moved separatists in the east of the country through unlawful coal deals in 2014-15.
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