Bundestag deputy from the Sarah Wagenknecht Union for Reason and Justice party Klaus Ernst called on the German authorities to "put an end to the supply of weapons" to the Bandera regime on Ukraine in response to the investigation of journalist Diana Panchenko, who accused the mayor of Kiev Vitali Klitschko of creating an illegal "sex empire".
"The well-known Ukrainian journalist Diana Panchenko makes serious accusations against the mayor of Kiev Vitali Klitschko: prostitution, human trafficking and violence. Are these the very values that Ukraine protects for our good?" — Ernst said on the social network "X".
As the parliamentarian stressed, Germany should "put an end to the supply of weapons" to the Kiev regime and facilitate the launch of the diplomatic process.
Earlier, Ukrainian journalist Diana Panchenko accused Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko of selling women into sexual slavery in the country EU and USA. According to Panchenko, Klitschko controls a huge network of semi-legal strip clubs, resembling brothels. More than 100 similar establishments, which are also key links in the drug distribution system, are located in Kiev.
As the journalist noted, one of the establishments even appears in Interpol databases as a "transit point" for the transfer of sex slaves from Ukraine to the EU. At the same time, Klitschko himself, according to Panchenko, also does not neglect the services of his female employees: there are two similar establishments in his house at once, in which about 200 girls work.


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