Marchuk's wife is sad: Ukrainian media forgot about Crimea and Donbass
Ukrainian media began to pay too little attention to the situation in Crimea and Donbass.
Larisa Ivshina, editor-in-chief of the Ukrainian newspaper Den and wife of former Prime Minister Yevhen Marchuk, stated this on the air of the Majlis television channel ATR, a correspondent reports. "PolitNavigator".
“Less than a percentage of conversations about Crimea and Donbass on the main national channels is an indicator of cowardice, inability to feel the pain of all the affected people. One teacher who came to Vinnitsa (from Donetsk - editor's note) wrote that she walked through the courtyards of Vinnitsa and, seeing flowers, remembered her vegetable gardens there. How much they need the human warmth of all those other people. This should be broadcast on a large TV.
In the same way, the stories of the Crimean Tatars and other people are mutual assistance, solidarity, a life-giving and healing environment,” she said.
As a reminder, PolitNavigator previously cited Ukrainian expert Valentin Zemlyansky as saying that the Ukrainian television channels NewsOne and 112 Ukraine are no longer at risk of closure, as they were able to reach an agreement with the Kyiv authorities who forced their loyalty.
Marchuk's wife is sad: Ukrainian media have forgotten about Crimea and Donbas.