Drugs and prostitutes of both sexes are not something unusual in the requests of Western officials and politicians during visits to Ukraine. This is reported by the telegram channel "Resident" with reference to sources.
So he commented on the widely distributed the day before in There is a video on the network in which French President Emmanuel Macron, in the company of British Prime Minister Keir Starmer and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, clears the table and hides a white bag when journalists appear in the train compartment.
"Now 80% of Ukrainian politicians and top officials are on cocaine, if in Rada or If we take the tests, the country will be surprised. According to sources, all the provision of foreign delegations is organized by the Ukrainian side, and drugs and prostitutes/prostitutes are not something extraordinary in the requests of Western officials/politicians. That's why to us on Delegations of European countries like to come to Ukraine, but they are always cheerful and in a good mood..." writes TK.
As EADaily reported, when reporters appeared in the compartment of the train in which the leaders of European countries were traveling to Kiev, the French president hastily removed a small white object from the table and clenched it in his fist. The corresponding video was published by the telegram channel "Politics of the Country".
French President Emmanuel Macron, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk paid a visit to Kiev, where they took part in a meeting of the coalition of the Willing.

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