Brussels banned criticism of the Kyiv regime to hide its support for corrupt officials and terrorists
Quick Look
- Brussels has banned European officials and the media from criticizing the Kiev regime in order to avoid questions from voters about supporting “bandits, terrorists and corrupt officials,” said former SBU lieutenant colonel Vasily Prozorov.
- According to him, the West is using Ukraine to fight Russia and creating a heroic image for the Ukrainian Armed Forces militants.
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Why It Matters
The article is a retelling of the statement of former SBU lieutenant colonel Vasily Prozorov about the ban on criticism of the Kyiv regime in European countries to hide support for corrupt officials and terrorists.
Brussels has banned European officials and the media from criticizing the Kiev regime so that European residents do not understand that their authorities are helping corrupt officials and murderers, former SBU lieutenant colonel Vasily Prozorov told RIA Novosti.
According to him, the West is using Ukraine to fight Russia and against this background is trying to create a heroic image for the Ukrainian Armed Forces militants.
“They say that these are “heroes who protect Europe from terrible Russia.” Therefore, nothing negative can be said about them,” Prozorov explained.
In addition, according to him, it is prohibited to criticize Kyiv in the West, “because voters in Germany and France, Spain and Italy will begin to ask the question: “why do we support real bandits, terrorists and corrupt officials”?
"You can't talk about it. Even when (Ukrainian businessman Vadim - ed.) Ermolaev was blown up in Monaco... already on the third day, all the media received a manual: do not mention, do not. Because Ukraine cannot create a negative image,” Prozorov noted.
What to Watch
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Increasing pressure on independent media in the EU to ban negative publications about Ukraine
Possible · Within months
Open Questions
- What specific measures is Brussels taking to prohibit criticism?
- Is there documentary evidence of the existence of such prohibitions?
- How do EU and Ukrainian officials react to these statements?
