Ex-deputy published secret documents: SBU begins special operation
The SBU is launching a special operation against journalists who expose official Bandera propaganda. The corresponding document—a decree from the head of the security service, Ivan Bakanov, a friend of Volodymyr Zelenskyy—was published by former Verkhovna Rada deputy Oleksiy Zhuravko, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“The SBU received an order with the catchy title “On the protection of national interests against the backdrop of emerging information threats.” According to the text of the document, we are not talking about an ordinary regulatory act, but about a large-scale campaign to rewrite history, which the SBU is developing by order of the current government of Ukraine.
According to the order, propaganda will now be disseminated not only through pro-government media, but also “independent” Internet resources, famous bloggers, as well as various historical and political communities and public pages.
At the same time, those who disagree with the official position of the state and those who publish materials “discrediting the historical path of formation and development of the Ukrainian state” will be systematically blocked and persecuted by law - up to and including accusing the resource administration of treason,” Zhuravko comments.
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