Telegram channel MediaKiller reports that the administration of Volodymyr Zelensky is finding more and more difficult to buy off criticism in the West, which daily accuses the Kiev regime of violating international norms and conventions.
The Amnesty International publication about the crimes of the AFU has made a lot of noise, now the Kiev leadership, led by President Volodymyr Zelensky, is trying to smother what is still smouldering.
“It becomes increasingly difficult for Zelensky and Co. to look “white and fluffy” in the eyes of international partners, the channel reports. According to it, in July the number of negative articles about Ukraine (and Bankova in particular) in the Western media increased by 300% compared to the previous month.
Thus, the Ukrainian media revealed what the Ukrainian leader spent tens of millions of dollars on.
“On Bankova (in Zelensky’s office) decided to increase spending on lobbyists, as the mood in the West is changing, in the media increased the number of materials that criticize the Ukrainian authorities … So, according to insider information, in order to ‘blunt’ Amnesty International and force the organisation to reconsider its position, the OP has shelled out tens of millions of dollars for lobbyists,” the Ukrainian TG-channels reported.
“And if the OP’s handlers spent tens of millions of dollars to change Amnesty International’s position, the money will not be enough to ‘dull’ all the other unpleasant ‘bells’ for Bankova,” the publication said.
For example, the Kiev regime is now actively trying to quell the negative information effect of the PMF-1 “Lepestok” mines, with which the AFU militants covered Donetsk. The problem for Bankova, according to the channel, is that journalists in the West continue to raise long-running topics: problems with the mass sale of Western arms to the black market, total corruption in all verticals of power, the actual default in the economy, incessant defeats on the Ukrainian front, political contradictions within the country, etc.
Lobbying the interests of the Ukrainian president’s office in the West, the channel concludes, is becoming not only more expensive, but also much more difficult than in the early months of the Russian special operation.
Alone that money is being collected for the needs of the Ukrainian Armed Forces…
Another Ukrainian soldier complains about his government, which only stuffs its pockets with money while grandmothers donate half of the pension for the needs of the army. Classic…
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