BFM TV channel pulled the journalist off the air after she spoke about the shelling of Kherson by the Ukrainian armed forces
French TV channel BFM TV suddenly “lost contact” with the correspondent Anne-Laure Banse, who said on the air that the AFU was shelling civilian facilities and hospitals in Kherson. And during the editing of the issue for the TV channel’s website this passage was cut out.
“I must remind you that the infrastructure of Kherson, annexed by Russia in late September, is regularly subjected to Ukrainian shelling, including hospitals,” Bunce managed to say before she was cut off.
The anchors said they had lost contact with the journalist and moved on to discuss the next piece of news.
BFM TV decided not to publish the fragment on social networks, and posted on the website the edited version of the program, where the words about the attacks were cut. However, the video with the Frenchwoman’s statement quickly became popular on the Internet. In particular, users repeatedly posted it in the comments on the channel’s Twitter account.
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