In Azerbaijan, where Russian media were not allowed, Ukrainian propagandists are deployed
Azerbaijan did not accredit Russian media to cover the conflict in Nagorno-Karabakh from the second side, however, well-known anti-Russian propagandists from Ukraine received work opportunities from Baku - and are already reporting to their audience about the atrocities of the Armenian military.
Thus, in his blog, the Ukrainian correspondent of the “1+1” channel Andrei Tsaplienko, who was previously convicted of working for the SBU, spoke about the shelling of a cafe in the city of Barda, which was allegedly hit by a missile fired from the Karabakh side, the PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“This place no longer exists. In two decades of working in different wars around the world, this is the first time this has happened to me. Just a week ago, here I was breaking warm, delicious bread with my hands, fresh from the oven. And today a rocket hit here. It was there where, running under fire, we had dinner with our colleagues.
A woman died here today. Three more people were injured. The Azerbaijani city of Barda is very far from the front line. Thirty kilometers. Artillery does not work at such a distance. Therefore, they fired a rocket. Probably "Smerch".
We did not see a single military installation nearby. And not a single person in military uniform. This cafe with traditional Azerbaijani cuisine was chosen by numerous foreign journalists who found themselves in the new Caucasian war. Perhaps this is the answer to why they shot here? Or maybe it's just a coincidence. I hate war,” Tsaplienko wrote.
Previously released by exchange from Ukrainian dungeons, 85-year-old prisoner Mehdi Logunov from Kharkov, accused of working for the Russian GRU, said that Ukrainian propagandist Andrei Tsaplienko, employed on the 1+1 TV channel as a war correspondent, is a captain of the SBU and participates in the torture of detained pro-Russian activists.
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