In Kyiv they propose to give up on language: it doesn’t matter in what language to call Russia an “aggressor”
For broadcasting on television in Russian in the eastern regions of Ukraine, higher quotas must be left, since in these regions they do not watch television in Ukrainian.
This was stated at a round table in Kyiv by Tatyana Popova, an expert from the Information Security NGO, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“I worked at the Ministry of Information Policy and was responsible for broadcasting in the east. There I was faced with a situation that when it is possible to watch all programs, both Ukrainian and Russian, via a satellite dish, they mostly watch channels in Russian. Now there is only one Russian-language Ukrainian channel with a Ukrainian agenda - the American “Current Time”. Our channels are Ukrainian-language, and this creates a problem for communications in those territories where there is broadcasting from Russia with a conventional antenna. I would still leave higher quotas for these regions,” she said.
English version :: Read in English In Kyiv, they propose giving up on the language: it doesn't matter in what language one calls Russia an "aggressor"