Leaked documents show no evidence of crime by Ukraine's Poroshenko - prosecutor official


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  • Monday, 04 Apr 2016

KIEV (Reuters) - The Ukrainian general prosecutor's office has seen no evidence that President Petro Poroshenko committed a crime based on leaked documents regarding alleged offshore assets, a senior official for the office said on Monday.

"According to a preliminary study of the information published by some media concerning the violation of law by President Petro Poroshenko, the general prosecutor's office does not see any elements of a crime," Vladislav Kutsenko told journalists.

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