Dutch party interested in origin of Zelensky's massive $850mln fortune
The Dutch conservative party announces that Zelensky's fortune is estimated at $850 million, raising questions about where he got it from.
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Zelensky's name was included in the Panama papers associated with undeclared income hidden in offshore accounts. (The Guardian)
The Dutch conservative party Forum voor Democratie is interested in how Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky amassed his massive fortune.
The party announced on its Twitter page that the comedian-turned-politician's assets are estimated to be a massive $850 million, noting that he did not receive most of this amount until he became President.
"Where does that money come from? And more importantly, where is it going?"
Zelensky bezit een fortuin: verschillende schattingen komen uit rond de 850 miljoen. Het grootste deel hiervan kreeg hij pas na zijn aantreden als president. Waar komt dat geld dan vandaan? En belangrijker nog: waar gaat het heen? #FVD pic.twitter.com/32MktnPsXJ
— Forum voor Democratie (@fvdemocratie) April 25, 2022
At the end of March, some members of the party refused to listen to Zelensky's online speech in their country's Parliament and did not take part in subsequent debates, stating they considered it inappropriate to make a "saint" out of Zelensky and to take his side in the conflict based on emotions.
The Dutch Parliament is “not a platform for unilateral statements," the party said, recalling that Zelensky's name appeared in the Panama papers in connection with financial fraud.
Moreover, there is the issue of the Azov Battalion's Nazi ideology.
It was revealed that the President of Ukraine owns either directly or indirectly a number of real estate objects in Kiev and abroad, and his declared earnings do not match up with the value of his properties.
