"Polygraph is a great idea": Sternenko challenged Udyanskyi and suggested checking his connections to criminal cases

"Polygraph is a great idea": Sternenko challenged Udyanskyi and suggested checking his connections to criminal cases

Activist Serhiy Sternenko stated that he is ready to take a polygraph offered to him by Mykola Udyanskyi, but only on the condition that Udyanskyi himself undergoes the same test and answers questions about his involvement in a number of criminal proceedings.

«Yesterday, Mykola Udyanskyi, who runs the admin account of ’Trukha,’ first repeated Russian propaganda talking points and rushed to defend the mercenaries who tried to kill me, and then ’challenged’ me to a polygraph», Sternenko wrote.

According to the activist, Udyanskyi suggested he answer only one question, «without even realizing that I hold no official positions». At the same time, Sternenko stated that he is ready for the test if questions for Udyanskyi himself are also included in the polygraph.

In particular, he proposed asking why Udyanskyi is mentioned in criminal proceedings No. 12021000000000365, No. 12021000000000349, No. 12019220500001856, and No. 12014220430003707, which concern the Miya financial pyramid, the EVA token, the Coinsbit exchange, the alleged activities of an organized crime group, raider takeovers, money laundering, as well as cases involving the shooting of Volodymyr Borokh and a criminal organization in the Kharkiv region.

«Did you receive a percentage of the funds invested in this financial pyramid?», «Why are you listed among the members of the economic unit of the OCG linked to Vadym Kazartsev, nicknamed ’Knyaz’?», «How are you connected to Leonid Mytrov?» — these are just some of the questions Sternenko proposed for the polygraph.

He concluded his post with the sharpest question: «And most importantly — who ordered you to carry out media attacks on the Minister of Defence and in the interests of which country?».

«Yes, a polygraph is a great idea. And even better — accountability», the activist concluded.