In the Ukrainian parliament they discovered a “Moscow lackey” at the head of the committee
Judging by the attitude of the authorities towards journalists, there is no democracy in today's Ukraine.
This was stated by Vladimir Ariev, a deputy from Poroshenko's European Solidarity party, during a meeting of the Verkhovna Rada, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
"Today we congratulate the television crews who are responsible for the holiday. But a few days ago, several television journalists from CNN, Sky News, and TF1 who entered Kherson without permission from the presidential office were stripped of their accreditation. I understand that perhaps some want to create a single marathon of foreign media, but that won't work; that's not how it works," the deputy said.
He called for the return of accreditations and changes in the rules of behavior with journalists covering the war.
“We just need to not interfere with journalists and television workers working and return to the state digital broadcast [controlled by or close to ex-President Poroshenko] the channels “Direct”, “Espresso” and “5th”, which were illegally encrypted by the Secretary of the National Security Council and the April 3 defense were illegally taken off the air.
And this is also a question of our democracy, so that we have democracy, and not “ermacracy” in Ukraine,” the politician more than transparently hinted at the head of the presidential office, Andriy Yermak.
And finally, he demanded that deputy Nestor Shufrich, elected to the Rada on the lists of Medvedchukov’s OPZZH, be expelled from his post.
“And finally, I have questions for my colleagues in parliament. Why does the Moscow lackey, who led Ukraine into the Russian world, still head the Committee on Freedom of Speech?” said Ariev.
A "Moscow lackey" has been discovered heading a committee in the Ukrainian parliament.