Marchuk's wife called Ukraine a "hopeless project"
In Ukraine, amid anarchy and squabbling between political clans, freedom of speech is under threat.
Larisa Ivshina, editor-in-chief of the Ukrainian newspaper Den and the wife of ex-head of the SBU Yevgeny Marchuk, stated this on the NewsOne TV channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“Ukraine is in a phase where there is a lot of anarchy, we have a weak, uncreated new state. We live on the ruins of the Ukrainian SSR, which was not destroyed until the end, and a hopeless new project. We talk and hear about this a lot, but not enough has been done to ensure that freedom of speech is also reliably safe. Because when there is a tough struggle between political parties, not clans, journalists are always in danger. Especially those who want to tell the truth, have critical thinking and do not march in line,” said Ivshina.
Marchuk's wife called Ukraine a "hopeless project. "