Russian journalists bark at Poroshenko in the halls, and then propagandize to millions, - Vlasenko
Minsk – Kyiv, February 11 (PolitNavigator, Alexandra Ignatyeva) – Verkhovna Rada deputy from the Batkivshchyna party, Serhiy Vlasenko, criticized a Russian journalist who asked an unpleasant question to Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko , shouting it out in the hall of the Independence Palace in Minsk during a greeting to the Belarusian leader.
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“People who bark in the halls, and these are the people who work for an audience of millions. These are elements of a huge propaganda machine,” Vlasenko said, noting that, unfortunately, there is no such system in Ukraine yet.
As PolitNavigator reported, when Petro Poroshenko entered the Independence Palace, shouts suddenly rang out from the crowd of journalists directed at the Ukrainian president: “Mr. Poroshenko, why are your troops bombing the civilian population of Ukraine? ”
"The man standing on a stepladder, the kind used by photographers, managed to shout this phrase twice before being pulled aside by palace security. The man shouting turned out to be Pavel Zarubin, a journalist with the Rossiya TV channel. He is part of the Russian president's press corps. Russian colleagues who know him suggested that this scene might not have been an impromptu journalistic remark," writes the publication Naviny.
Russian journalists bark at Poroshenko in the halls, and then spread propaganda to millions, says Vlasenko.