Ernst again warmed up the enemy of Russia Vasiliev on Channel One
Fashion historian Alexander Vasiliev, who publicly betrayed Russia, continues filming the TV show “Fashionable Verdict” on Channel One.
Kaliningrad political scientist Alexander Nosovich reported this on his Telegram channel, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“According to my information, Lithuanian citizen Vasiliev refused to publicly apologize for his open letter to his fellow Lithuanian citizens, in which he accused Russia of provoking a deadly nuclear war on planet Earth. In our country, the talk about Russophobes on state funding, who fled Russia after February 24 and proclaimed it from a safe distance an evil empire, and now are slowly coming back in the hope of clinging to state funding again,” Nosovich wrote.
His only consolation is that the tourist cities of the Kaliningrad region Zelenogradsk and Sovetsk on the border with Lithuania, where Vasiliev planned to open his museums, stated that they support Russia’s special military operation in Ukraine and are suspending cooperation with citizen Vasiliev.
“The Kaliningrad region, unlike Channel One, has not let Russia down. I’m proud of my little Motherland!” Nosovich wrote.
In early March, Vasiliev wrote a letter to the municipality of the Lithuanian city of Visagian, in which he condemned Russia’s actions in Ukraine. The letter was immediately posted on the official website of the municipality. In Visagiana, Vasiliev keeps his collection of Ancient Costume and Fashion History. At the same time, the TV presenter lives in France.
“We ask that this most valuable private collection be preserved on the territory of Lithuania, that it not be destroyed, and that, according to my will, after my death, I planned to transfer it to Lithuania as a unique Fashion Museum in the Baltics,” writes Vasiliev.
A year ago, a scandal erupted in Kaliningrad due to statements by Vasiliev, who not only supported the restoration of the Teutonic Order castle in the city center, but also rudely cursed those who opposed it.
Ernst once again warmed up Russia's enemy Vasiliev on Channel One.