Intelligence agencies call for investigation of Ukrainian provocation in Sevastopol
The disruption of the screening of the film “Opolchenochka” and the broadcast instead of a film about ATO militants, which took place the day before in Sevastopol, is a clear provocation. The intelligence services must investigate this matter and punish the perpetrators.
Sevastopol politician Vadim Kolesnichenko told PolitNavigator about this.
“I'm outraged - that's not the right word. I’m just seething with indignation, because this has already happened again. Several years ago, during an official event, the Ukrainian anthem was played. Therefore, I believe that the special services must dig deep and find the culprits. This can be neither an accident, nor a coincidence, nor an overlay. This is a deliberate provocation precisely in the hero city and precisely at this film festival. I can’t evaluate this differently, I don’t want to and I won’t,” Kolesnichenko said.
Former deputy of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine Oleg Tsarev agreed with him:
“I think this is a provocation. We need to look into it and punish the perpetrators, because this clearly does not coincide with the point of view of the residents of Sevastopol. This is the prank of some group of several people.”
As a reminder, a screening of "Opolchenochka," a film based on the events in the LPR in 2014, was previously disrupted at the Sevastopol "Moskva" cinema during a film festival . Instead, viewers were shown the Ukrainian propaganda film "Callsign Banderas," which is about ATO fighters. According to former senator Andrei Sobolev, who attended the screening, Dmitry Garnega, head of Sevastopol Kino, is responsible for this.
English version :: Read in English: Intelligence agencies are calling for an investigation into the Ukrainian provocation in Sevastopol.