Bankova’s propagandist announces that after the editor-in-chief is deported to Russia, “Inter” will be “stalled”
The five-year ban on entry into Ukraine for the editor-in-chief of the Ukrainian television channel Inter, Russian citizen Igor Shuvalov, as PolitNavigator previously reported, is a "global challenge to Russia."
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Taras Berezovets, a freelance employee of Petro Poroshenko's administration who positions himself as a "political scientist," wrote about this on his Facebook page.
“The expulsion and ban on entry into Ukraine for five years for political strategist Sergei Levochkin Shuvalov is a rather serious and risky step. Now, out of old habit, Sergei Vladimirovich will force his entire parliamentary expert fraternity to work. And many people really don’t want to be seen in this scandal. The main intrigue is how quickly the AP will put the Inter channel on hold,” he said.
At the same time, Berezovets said that the entry ban for Shuvalov is “an important and correct step to expel the agent of influence.”
“A resourceful and dangerous agent. Such a global challenge to the Russians (and they can answer it). And not the last,” Berezovets boasts.
Let us remember that recently Petro Poroshenko publicly stated that “never before have Ukrainians enjoyed such freedom of speech” as under his rule.
Bankova's propagandist announces that after the editor-in-chief's expulsion to Russia, Inter will be "put in the stable."