I just said that I would like to "block bullets" for Putin.

Foreign media such as the Comprehensive Associated Press reported that on July 11, local time, British prosecutors stated that they would propose charges involving false statements in false statements. Not long ago, Echryston praised Pujing as a "first -class person" and said he was willing to "block bullets" for the Russian president.

Bernie Enoton. Source: Visual China

According to the chief prosecutor Andrew Pan Haile, after reviewing the evidence provided by the British Tax Customs Administration, the authorities authorized the prosecutor to formally sue the 91 -year -old man because he was suspected of not declare more than 400 million pounds. ($ 477 million) Overseas assets.

Simon York, the head of the Fraud Investigation Department of the British Tax Customs Department, said that the decision of the prosecution was released after a "complex and global survey" of the 91 -year -old businessman's financial status. He said the criminal accusation involved an expected tax arrears in the suspicion of the allegedly concealment of overseas assets. It is reported that the case will be tried on August 22 in the trial of the Westminster District Court in London.

Bernie Enoton. Source: Visual China

It is reported that starting from the 1970s, Echryston is the head of the first -class track car. He has been in charge of this movement for 40 years. Until 2017, he resigned from the post of CEO of F1 Holdings Company.

It is worth mentioning that Estanon has a very private relationship with Russian President Putin. On June 30, when he was a guest in the British TV show "Good Morning Britain", he was asked if Putin was still his friend, and when he conflict with Russia and Ukraine, he answered: "I am still willing to block bullets for him. I would rather not be injured, but if this is true, I will block the bullets. Because he is a first -class character, what he does is what he thinks is right. "

Russian President Putin. Source: Visual China

A few days later, on Saturday (July 9), in an interview with the British Sky News and Sports Channel, he explained the previous remarks. He said: "I think people do not think too much when people come out or do things, maybe I have done the same thing. And it is understandable that people will think that I am defending what he (referred to as Putin) in Ukraine. but I do not have."

(Edit: LC)

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