Peskov announced the interest of foreigners in Putin's agenda

Foreigners are interested in following the agenda of Russian President Vladimir Putin. This was announced on February 19 by Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov.

"We have <...> there are many compatriots abroad. <...> Many foreigners are interested in the presidential agenda. And it is in our interests to bring this agenda to them," he said in a conversation with journalist Alexander Yunashev.

Peskov added that the Kremlin continues to use its Telegram channel for this purpose, despite having an account in the MAX messenger as well.

Freedom, in a word: discrimination against Russian media has increased in Western Europe

Belgium, France, Germany and Switzerland were included in the anti-rating.

Chairman of the State Duma Vyacheslav Volodin noted on February 13 that European citizens are increasingly using the Russian media in search of the truth. According to him, they are tired of the "hypocrisy and lies of their heads of state," and therefore are increasingly opting for those sources of information "that are objective and unbiased." The politician linked the introduction of new sanctions against Russian news agencies to the European authorities' fear of the truth.

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