Kyiv's Pecherskyi District Court found information
that a son of former Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych, Oleksandr, was
allegedly involved in killings in the Maidan square, spread by Anton
Gerashchenko, Ukrainian Verkhovna Rada deputy and advisor to interior minister,
on November 18, 2014, inaccurate and humiliating honor, dignity and business
reputation.
In her ruling delivered on Friday, Judge Tetyana
Ostapchuk found the following statement made by Gerashchenko at a press
conference inaccurate: "For today, almost the entire picture is clear. We
clearly understand that arranging mass murders, President Yanukovych, his son
Oleksandr are behind that. Use of firearms by policemen would be impossible
without their order."
The court ordered the Interior Ministry to report on
its website about this decision within one month from the day it comes into
effect.
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