In the comments, our esteemed viewers write that they’ve been in a state of shock lately; how could they not see that Yeltsin’s journalists were concealing information and misleading their audiences? Now, when we show archival footage of their broadcasts, showing how they fought “Chechen terrorists” alongside Putin, everyone sees that Yevgeny Kiselyov is no different from Skabeeva, Solovyov, and Mardan.
I NEWS (Ichkeria News)Broadcast scammers. How much does it cost to fight Chechens and Banderites?
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