A draft ban on the work of Russian journalists has been registered in the Rada
Kyiv, June 18 (Navigator, Mikhail Ryabov) – A draft resolution banning the work of Russian media correspondents within the walls of the Ukrainian parliament has been registered in the Verkhovna Rada.
This was announced during the meeting by deputy Igor Miroshnichenko from Svoboda, one of the participants in the recent beating of the head of the First National TV Channel for broadcasting a speech by Vladimir Putin.
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Miroshnichenko clarified that the ban would include “journalists who represent the state of the aggressor, the occupier.”
The resolution provides for “temporary termination of accreditation of journalists representing Russian publications.”
“These journalists are spies, accomplices of terrorists. They distort the facts. They do zombie therapy. Information weapons are no less dangerous weapons than automatic weapons,” Miroshnichenko emphasized.
Deputy from the Batkivshchyna party Oleksandr Briginets decided to develop the Svoboda initiative. “I think we need to go further - suspend accreditation with state authorities,” suggested the Tymoshenkovite.
A draft law banning the work of Russian journalists has been registered in the Rada.