Here's a Hromadske.tv video of a Lenin statue in Zaporizhhya being draped in the colours of the Ukrainian soccer team:
President Petro Poroshenko still owns one company directly and ten more through a closed, non-diversified corporate fund called Prime Assets Capital, reports Schemes, a Radio Liberty investigative program.
The ultimate owner of the fund is the president himself and its director is his father, Oleksiy Poroshenko.
The fund has assets in several different spheres, including agriculture, media and industry.
Though during his presidential campaign Poroshenko had promised to sell his assets, the structure of his business has undergone few changes during his one year in office.
Poroshenko’s business partners are Ihor Kononenko, deputy chairman of his faction in parliament, and Oleh Hladkovskyy, first deputy secretary of National Security and Defense Council.
For two weeks the journalists tried to contact Poroshenko for comment, but despite multiple written and telephone inquiries to the president’s press service, they haven’t received a response.
In comments to RFE/RL's Ukrainian Service, former Mikhail Saakashvili again spoke out against corruption and vowed to pursue officials who only enrich themselves:
Former Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili, now governor of Ukraine's Odesa region, has vowed to stamp out corruption in his jurisdiction. In recent days, he has run into trouble with Ukrainian leaders, accusing officials in Kyiv of sabotaging his reform efforts.
The so-called DPR has issued its own postage stamps.
One of them features portraits of famous separatists nicknamed “Givi” and “Motorola,” with a caption “Heroes of Novorossiya.”
The other one has a map of Donetsk in the colors of “DPR’s” flag and a caption: “Glory to miner-toilers” and “Glory to miner-warriors.”
Andrey Purgin, the so-called head of the national council of Donetsk People’s Republic, was voted out of office in favor Denis Pushilin of his rival and former deputy on September 5.
The video shows the local militia forcefully dispersing a demonstration in support of Purgin in Donetsk that same day.