Hilarity ensued once social media users jumped to comment on Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko's presentation of Russian passports at the Munich Security Conference.
Social
media users from Russia and elsewhere were quick to question and
disparage Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko's showing off of Russian
passports, which he says are "the best evidence" of a Russian military
presence in Ukraine.
Speaking at the Munich Security Conference on Saturday, the Ukrainian President held up several passports which he said belonged to Russian military personnel serving in Ukraine. "I [have taken] with me the passports and military ID of Russian soldiers and officers," Poroshenko told conference attendees. "This is the best evidence for the aggression and for the presence of Russian troops."
Speaking at the Munich Security Conference on Saturday, the Ukrainian President held up several passports which he said belonged to Russian military personnel serving in Ukraine. "I [have taken] with me the passports and military ID of Russian soldiers and officers," Poroshenko told conference attendees. "This is the best evidence for the aggression and for the presence of Russian troops."
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