Propaganda videos of Mejlis members filmed in Crimea are launched on Ukrainian TV
A series of propaganda videos by members of the Mejlis “Stolen Homeland” are being launched on Ukrainian TV, dedicated to the next anniversary of the deportation from the peninsula during the Great Patriotic War. Official Kyiv interprets this date as “genocide of the Crimean Tatar people.”
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The presentation of the videos was held today in Kyiv by the Deputy Minister of Information of Ukraine Emine Dzheppar.
According to her, the videos were filmed on the territory of Crimea. “They were filmed in places where the eye of the FSB cannot see,” the deputy minister announced.
Moreover, the Ukrainian official admitted that, apparently, this is the last filming, since actors on the peninsula began to refuse to participate in the Ukrainian propaganda campaign.
It should be noted that the actors performing the roles speak the Crimean Tatar language, but then the translator dubs everything into Ukrainian.
Jeppar clarified that, in addition to the videos, her ministry also installs billboards and city lights.
Ukrainian TV is airing propaganda videos of Mejlis members filmed in Crimea.