Russia Puts TV Propaganda Chiefs Under Guard Amid Threat of Ukrainian Strikes
National Guard escorts have expanded to nearly all TV bosses, while hosts received similar guidance after attacks on Russian propagandists, sources said.
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Russia Puts TV Propaganda Chiefs Under Guard Amid Threat of Ukrainian Strikes
Security around Russia’s most prominent propagandists began increasing during the first months of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, but initially focused only on the highest-profile figures.
Russia is reportedly tightening security around state TV propagandists, assigning National Guard protection to executives and hosts
Russian authorities have tightened security around state television executives and hosts following Ukrainian attacks on Russian military personnel and propagandists, sources told the independent Russian investigative outlet Agentstvo.
Following Ukraine's attacks on Russian soldiers and propagandists, the country's security forces have increased the number of people under protection, the Agentstvo portal has learned, after speaking to four informed sources. Many propagandists now include officers from the Rosgvardia.
After a series of attacks on Russian military and public figures, the Silovics expanded the list of people accompanied by State security, which now includes heads of State television stations and television hosts. This is written by the Agency with reference to four interlocutors. What this means is that, according to a member of a federal television station, the head of Rosgwardia, Victor Goldov, recently recommended to the channel management t…
In Russia, the number of military and propagandists under guard has increased. Many are now assigned employees of the Rosgvard. increased the number of military and propagandists under guard.
According to Agency, silovists have strengthened the security of federal television and television leaders following the recommendation of the head of Rosgwardia, the rain network: news, video, air, online, archive, programme.
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