Banning the media is bad, but this does not concern Russian resources, - herald Poroshenko
Ukrainian political scientist Vladimir Fesenko, who serves the administration of Petro Poroshenko, advocated banning “Russian propaganda media.”
He stated this at a round table in Kiev, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“I’m not a fan of abusing bans, it’s too risky and we can go far this way. But when it comes to Russian propaganda media, I support the closure of Russian propaganda television channels, at least on cable, online.
Before the events of 2014, I periodically visited the RIA Novosti office, but the situation was different. And then RIA Novosti changed its leadership and direction, and it became obvious that they were part of the propaganda machine. They even said so themselves,” Fesenko once again did something nice for his customers.
Banning media is bad, but it doesn't apply to Russian resources, says Poroshenko's spokesman.