The cousin of the Ukrainian political prisoner Oleg Sentsov, Natalya Kaplan, called for a boycott of the 112 Ukraine channel and three other Ukrainian media outlets for their participation in the information war on the side of the enemy. In a commentary to Gromadsky, she explained that the 112 Ukraine TV channel called her and was broadcast live with a non-factional deputy Yevgeny Murayev, who previously stated that "part of the population perceives Sentsov as a terrorist". "I was taken to live with Muraev. He began to tell me that it's necessary to behave quietly, and then Oleg will come out faster. This, first, nonsense, and, secondly, - part of the information war. in fact, questions to this media were long ago, and I decided that I was not ready to communicate with them any more, "Kaplan said..
Sister Sentsov also called for a boycott of the Inter TV channel. "There were questions to" Inter ". They ask to answer, how is Oleg Sentsov there, but at the same time calmly show football matches (World Cup 2018, which takes place in Russia). And refused during football matches at least run commercials with Sentsov, which could at least somehow mitigate the situation, "added Kaplan.
"I do not want to take part in the information war on the side of the enemy. And I encourage others to simply ignore these media. I simply call for boycotting "112 Ukraine", NewsOne, "Inter" and the publication "Country. ua ", - Sister Sentsova noted. She explained that before "Country. ua "" published a comment of a sick person as a fact ".
Recall that the non-factional people's deputy Yevgeny Murayev, who owns the NewsOne television channel, said on June 7 on the TV channel "112 Ukraine" that Ukrainian political prisoner, director Oleg Sentsov "prepared arson and explosions" and "for one part of the population he is a terrorist for the nationalist part he is a hero ". At the same time, the factions of the BCP and the "Popular Front" called on the National Council of Ukraine on Television and Radio Broadcasting to respond to the situation.
Source: ESPRESO. TV.