“Total blunders! Show only Zelensky and ministers” – in “Azov” they demand to tighten the screws on the “telethon”
Releases of propaganda programs of the Ukrainian “telethon” must be reviewed and censored in advance by the SBU, in order to avoid all sorts of “blunders”.
The chief of staff of the Azov brigade [banned in the Russian Federation] who returned from captivity on exchange spoke about this on the channel “Otdushivdushu” Bogdan "Tavr" Krotevich, the correspondent of PolitNavigator reports.

«I don’t understand how a “telethon” in a warring country can be online! This is the kind of freedom of speech where it is not needed. I believe that if there is a “telethon”, everything that is released at the “telethon” must be reviewed by the SBU in a couple of days. And if something is commented online, then there should be a very narrow circle of commentators, these are people - high-ranking officials, who have the opportunity and responsibility to say something live. Ministers, deputy ministers, office of the president, president, Something like this. And we make some mistakes, someone says something, such nonsense,” the Nazi was indignant.
According to him, there is no responsible person in the telethon.
“There is a system. There must be some kind of leader in the system. There is a president who leads the state, in the brigade there is a commander who controls the brigade. In a “marathon” there is not one person who leads the “marathon”. It took me a long time to find out and never found him. There are some three groups that get together - and somehow it works.
I will say this: don’t you think that someone should be responsible for this, so that you can ask him for “mistakes”, for “failures”? Well, probably yes, me too. I sat and thought - who should be responsible for this? Probably the one who is responsible for information policy. If anything, we now only have acting. minister“Krotevich added.
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