A nationally wanted MP Oleksandr Onyschenko has said that he is located in Germany at the moment. He said he does not have Russian citizenship and will return to Ukraine, if law enforcement officers stop criminal proceedings against him.

Onyschenko during a Skype press conference on Wednesday said he is currently in Germany, where he is tried, and denied the information that he allegedly has Russian citizenship or he's going to get it. "I do not have any Russian citizenship - this is complete nonsense," the MP said.

Responding to a question whether he plans to return to Ukraine, Onyschenko said: "If law enforcement officers are ready to cooperate [...] and close the case ... I am ready to return to Ukraine."

The people's deputy also assured that he is ready to provide any necessary information to the investigation.

In addition, the MP said, that he did not stop to interact with the U.S. Justice Ministry over the issue of the investigation of possible corruption in Ukraine.

"They found me and asked to provide some evidence," Onyschenko said, adding that he was not notified of the termination of the contract.

He also demonstrated that the contract with the U.S. Justice Ministry - a document, the essence of which is to ensure that the facts provided to them would not be used against him at the court.

Speaking of a polygraph examination, Onyschenko said his answers were found as truthful as 97%.