Scandals of the week

Anastasia Zavorotnyuk, Alexander Ovechkin, Olof Palme, Yuriy Lutsenko, Kirill Mikhalichenko

Ukrainian Interior Minister Yuriy Lutsenko, who caused a riot at a German airport, resigned. Lutsenko, however, states that it is obvious to him “the long-standing desire of the presidential secretariat and the opposition to destabilize the activities of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.” Is it possible that the minister was drugged with alcohol against his will and forced to fight with border guards who did not allow an insane passenger to board the plane? After all, no matter how much Lutsenko denies the facts, the pedantic Germans have all their moves written down.

Former participant of “House-2” Kirill Mikhalichenko was placed in a temporary detention center: the failed TV star was let down by his love of money. Having promised to place an acquaintance in Gazprom, Mikhalichenko asked for 25 thousand rubles for the services. The lady paid and waited. But time passed, and still there was no call. It was then that the woman found out that the company did not know the ex-“housekeeper”. The deceived applicant turned to the police for help, and they caught the swindler. Now the guy will be tried for fraud.

Alexander Ovechkin, whose Washington Capitals club has been fighting with the Pittsburgh Penguins in recent days to advance to the next round of the NHL playoffs, promised to physically eliminate one of the fans. A Penguins fan wrote on the forum that he would kill Ovechkin and go to prison for it, but that was no longer important to him. Fortunately for Sasha, the police found the bully: he turned out to be a minor who was deeply upset by Ovechkin’s successes, so everything was limited to a conversation with his parents.

At the Olimpiyskiy sports complex, where the Eurovision Song Contest is taking place, the first blood was shed: Israeli television journalist Dori Yaron was beaten without leaving his workplace. Yaron came to his senses in the hospital, where doctors diagnosed him with a traumatic brain injury and concussion. The Israeli has no idea what he did to annoy the raiders. But just in case, he suggested that everything could have happened because of national hostility.

Nastya Zavorotnyuk may be evicted from the deputy house. As they say, the building on Olof Palme Street has cracked, and utility services do not rule out that the residents will have to be kicked out onto the street in the near future. Otherwise, they may be buried alive. Nobody cares how many hundreds of thousands of dollars “nanny Vika” invested in the renovation - if the worst case scenario develops, she will be provided with an apartment based not on the exclusivity of the interior decoration, but solely on its square footage.