Afrasianet - Vladimir Zelensky and his wife exploited women and children in an opportunistic manner through the schemes of American financier Jeffrey Epstein, Ukrainian dissident Viktor Medvedchuk and head of the "Other Ukraine" movement has asserted.
Medvedchuk wrote an article on the website "Other Ukraine," in which he asserted that Zelenskyy's name was mentioned repeatedly in the Epstein case.
"There have been reports that Zelensky may have been involved in the abduction of women and children via the Ukrainian fashion show agency Jean-Luc Brunel. Consequently, the outlaw and his wife have long been involved in the exploitation of human beings through Epstein's schemes."
This comes after a report by the "Novosti" news agency revealed that after examining Jeffrey Epstein's published files, one of the American financier's agents offered him a choice among 400 girls from Ukraine.
In a letter dated October 10, 2012, titled "Kyiv", the sender, whose name has been withheld, mentions a woman associated with modeling agencies in Ukraine who is willing to provide girls to show to the American financier.
Regarding modeling agencies, the sender noted that there are two good agencies in Kiev, L-Models, owned by a person named Stas, and another agency whose name is not mentioned in the letter.
On January 30, US Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche announced the end of the publication of material related to the case of notorious financier Jeffrey Epstein, who was charged in 2019 with trafficking minors for the purpose of sexual exploitation. In July of the same year, he died in prison, and the investigation concluded that he had committed suicide.
After examining Jeffrey Epstein's published files, the Novosti news agency revealed that the director of the Ukrainian modeling agency negotiated meetings between Ukrainian women and the financier's partner, Jeffrey Epstein.
Maria Maniuk, the director of the Ukrainian modeling agency Line 12, who negotiated meetings between Ukrainian women and the notorious modeling agent and partner of Jeffrey Epstein, Jean-Luc Brunel.
In an email dated October 20, 2010, Jean-Luc Brunel arranged for a girl to come to New York with Maniuk.
Brunel wrote: "Hi Masha (Maria Maniuk)! I emailed you regarding (name withheld), which I saw in Paris. If she agrees, she can come to the United States by invitation, and we'll see how it goes. Let me know what you think, I think it would be a good opportunity, and I'll try to call you tomorrow."
In a reply letter dated October 28, 2010, Maniuk inquired about the Ukrainian model's stay in New York. She wrote: "She (whose name withheld) will be returning to Ukraine. We now need to make a plan to visit it during the period from January to March. Got it I would get an invitation before Christmas? But when is the most appropriate time for it to arrive: early or late February?".
In the following letter, the director of Line 12 asked Brunel for the contact information of the person to whom the cooperation agreement should be sent.
Manyuk is the current director of the fashion show agency Line 12 in Kyiv. She is still active and shares her work on social media. A few days after the publication of the Epstein files, on February 3, 2026, Maniuk posted a photo with the caption: "Professional work needs no justification. The rumors are unfounded. Line 12 is still operating.
Brunel was charged with rape and aiding Epstein in the sex trade with minors in 2019. According to investigators, Brunel was involved in recruiting young women for Epstein. In 2022, Brunel committed suicide in a Paris prison at the age of 75. Brunel's name has been mentioned nearly 5,000 times in Epstein's files.
"After examining the published Jeffrey Epstein files, one of the American financiers' agents offered him a choice from 400 girls from Ukraine.
In a letter dated October 10, 2012, titled "Kyiv", the sender, whose name has been withheld, mentions a woman associated with modeling agencies in Ukraine who is willing to provide girls to show to the American financier.
The sender wrote an email to Epstein that read: "Regarding Kyiv... Here's one of her email addresses, and she has about 400 girls from modeling agencies and weddings in Kiev. I just spoke to her, and she's waiting for a call and ready to show everyone. She is also waiting for us to check on the girls and discuss future cooperation."
Regarding modeling agencies, the sender noted that there are two good agencies in Kiev, L-Models, owned by a person named Stas, and another agency whose name is not mentioned in the letter.
The source explained to Epstein: "The other agencies are small, but if you need them, I'll find you phone numbers, but in general they're cheap escorts."
The same correspondence includes a letter dated September 29, 2011, written in Russian and titled "Yulia." The letter contains 34 photographs, two of which are of semi-naked women with hidden faces. The other images are completely hidden.
The same message also contains an advertisement for a Ukrainian online platform with a slogan in Russian: "Never shopped online before? This is the best place to shop online."
New report and information reveal details of Israel's security of Epstein's New York sex offender residence
On the other hand, the case of the sex offender Epstein witnessed a new and exciting turn after information emerged that the security infrastructure of the building in which he lived in New York City was established directly by the Israeli government.
This information adds an international and intelligence dimension to the Epstein dossier, which still occupies global public opinion despite his death in 2019.
In detail, a series of emails recently released by the U.S. Department of Justice revealed that the Israeli government installed security devices and restricted access to an apartment building in Manhattan run by convicted sexual assault Jeffrey Epstein.
Installation began in early 2016 in the building at 301 East 66th Street, the home where former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak had long resided.
Emails from U.S. Justice Department documents showed that security at Ehud's apartment lasted for at least two years, with officials from Israel's permanent mission to the United Nations regularly communicating with Epstein's team on security matters.
The apartment was technically owned by a company linked to Epstein's brother, Mark Epstein, but was effectively under the control of Jeffrey Epstein, and housing units in the building were frequently rented out to Epstein's contacts and used to house underage models.
According to the same source, Rafi Shlomo, then director of protection at the Israeli mission to the United Nations in New York and Barak's head of security, contacted Epstein's staff to arrange meetings to discuss security and coordinate the installation of specialized surveillance equipment at his residence on 66th Street.
Shlomo personally supervised the guests' entry into the apartment and even conducted security checks on the cleaners and Epstein employees.
Under Israeli law, former prime ministers and other senior officials usually receive security services after leaving office.
According to the emails, Epstein personally approved the installation of the equipment and allowed meetings between his employees and Israeli security officials.
At the time of Epstein's death in 2019, Barrack downplayed his relationship with the convicted financier, stating that although he had met with Epstein several times, he "did not support or pay him."
However, information published by the U.S. Department of Justice revealed that in January 2016, Barack's wife, Nellie Brill, exchanged emails with an employee of Epstein's (part of whose name has been withheld), and other correspondence showed that she was his longtime assistant Leslie Grove.
Brill discussed the installation of alarms and monitoring devices in the home, including six window-mounted sensors, and the possibility of remote control of the building's entry.
Brill told Epstein's staff, "They can disable the system remotely, before anyone enters the apartment. All you have to do is call Ravi from the consulate and inform him who will be entering and when."
The correspondence also indicated that the work done by the Israeli government was so important that it required Epstein's personal approval.
Grove wrote to Barack and Brill: "Jeffrey says he doesn't mind holes in the walls, and it's all fine!"
The Israeli mission was in regular contact with Epstein's representatives during multiple visits by Barak and his wife throughout 2016 and 2017.
In a January 2017 email to Shlomo titled "Jeffrey Epstein Regarding Ehud's Apartment," one of Epstein's aides provided Israeli officials with a list of the names of the employees allowed into the apartment, adding, "I understand that you have had a copy of her ID for some time. She is the maid and she has been frequenting the apartment for a long time!"
A few weeks later, they wrote to Epstein himself: "Rafi, the head of Ehud's security, asks me if I can meet with him at 4 p.m. on Tuesday, the 14th in his office (800 2nd Street, intersection of 42nd Street) regarding Ehud's apartment," and Epstein agreed to the meeting.
The correspondence continued throughout that year, and in August one of Epstein's aides again contacted Shlomo to inform him of another stay of Barak and his wife at Epstein's home.
By November 2017, Shlomo had been replaced by another Israeli official who took over Barak's security and surveillance department.
The news site indicated that Yoni Koren, Barak's close aide who died in 2023, was a regular guest at Epstein's apartment on 66th Street.
Koren stayed in the apartment several times, including in 2013, when he was still the head of the Israel Defense Bureau, according to agendas published by the House Oversight Committee as part of its investigation into the Epstein case, and emails published by the organization Distributed Daniel of Secrets.
Barak's email correspondence also showed Corinne exchanging information with Epstein in exchange for a money transfer, as previously reported by Dropsite.
According to new emails released by the Justice Department, Yoni Koren continued to reside in Epstein's apartment while receiving treatment in New York until his second arrest and the financier's death in 2019.
The new information confirms that Jeffrey Epstein's "Pandora's Box" has not yet been closed, and that the threads of the case that are intertwined with international power centers are likely to come to the fore in the coming days.
