"60 years old": Podolyak responded to statements about his brother who allegedly lives in the Russian Federation (video)

According to the adviser to the head of the OP, he cannot be responsible for people who have elected life in another country during the Soviet Union. The adviser to the head of the Presidential Office Mikhail Podolyak commented on the words of the Russian politician Alfred Koch that his older brother is allegedly a colonel of the FSB living in Moscow. He spoke on the air of Breakfast Show on February 14. "I do not know about the KGB, the FSB and so on, of course not.

If a person is 60 years old, I am 51, I have to be responsible for other people?" The adviser to the head of OP noted that the people in question were chosen to live in another country during the USSR and now he does not support communication with them. He also denied a statement about the work of his brother in the Russian special services. "I can not be responsible for other adults, just like Syrsk and any other person who was born in the Soviet Union.

My relatives never belong to the KGB and the FSB," he said. Former Russian Viceremier Alfred Koch, who lives in Germany, said on the YouTube channel of Russian journalist Yevgeny Kiselev that Mikhail Podolyak's brother lives in the capital of the Russian Federation. "He has a KGB brother, lives in Moscow," Koch said.

We will remind, on January 28 Roszma reported that in the Russian Federation the engineer of the plant "Diamond-Anta" shot himself due to the arrival of rockets on an apartment building in Kharkiv-she killed his native grandmother. In a suicide note, a man named Anton Gorobets wrote that it was a rocket to which he "put his hands".