Moldova decided to terminate the agreement regarding the activities of the Mir TV company in the country due to Russian propaganda. During the debate, some lawmakers opposed such a decision, receiving a “Russian mop” from Dan Perchun, a colleague from the ruling PAS party.
In Moldova, parliamentarians voted to withdraw from agreements on the operation of the Mir television and radio company. 55 out of 101 deputies supported the document. During the debate, Dan Perchun, a member of the ruling PAS party, was angry that some of his colleagues did not support such a decision and ended his speech by telling them everything he thought. abusive speech. The video was broadcast on the Moldova Daily telegram channel.
Addressing the deputies of the Communists and Socialists Bloc who opposed this project, Perchun said, “You are either stupid, hypocritical or a traitor. How much can you mock the Moldovan people?”
After the microphone was turned off for him, Perchun said in Russian “*for bali”.
It should be recalled that the Moldovan government decided to stop funding the TV company “Mir” due to war propaganda and disinformation.
Which Mir TV company they want to ban in Moldova?
The International Russian Language Organization, JSC, established in 1992 by the Agreement of the Heads of State of the CIS Member States, with the aim of emphasizing political, economic and humanitarian cooperation, creating a common knowledge space and promoting international information exchange. The TV and radio company is headquartered in Moscow and has representatives in 9 countries.
Since February 26, 2015, the broadcast of Mir24 TV channel in Ukraine is prohibited due to violation of the requirements of the European Convention on Cross-border Television. The National Council of Television and Radio Broadcasting of Ukraine evaluated a number of stories of the TV company. calls for changing the country’s constitutional order and violating its territorial integrity.
Let us remind you that the former president of the Russian Federation, Dmitry Medvedev, said that there is no country called Moldova. Thus, he reacted to the statements of Moldovan Prime Minister Dorin Recean about the “black list” for some Russians.
Previously, Moldova became the 35th country to support the establishment of a special tribunal against Russia for crimes against Ukraine.
Source: Focus
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