“The department emphasized that if it was a mistake, you should apologize and investigate who made it.”, – WRITE: www.unian.ua
The department emphasized that if it was a mistake, you should apologize and investigate who made it.
In the Ministry of Foreign Affairs responded to the report of the American TV channel about Russian Kyiv / photo of UNIANThe American TV channel Fox News called Kyiv in the Russian city during the broadcast of the Easter Divine Service. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine was reacted.
This is stated in the commentary of the Foreign Ministry spokesman George Tykhoi on the network X.
“If it was a mistake and not a conscious political statement, one should apologize and investigate who made the mistake,” he said.
Easter serviceThe channel was broadcast by the Easter Divine Service of the Orthodox Church of Ukraine from the Michael’s Golden -Domed Cathedral in Kiev in parallel with the broadcasting of worship in the Church of Christ the Savior in Moscow, in which Putin and Patriarch Cyril participated.
The main video from Moscow was the main one, and the Window was broadcast in Kiev, which was signed by “Russian”.
For the first time, the video of the broadcast was signed as “Easter Worship: Kiev, Ukraine”. However, when the broadcast recovered after the break, the signature changed to: “Easter worship: Kiev, Russia”.
The mistake was corrected over time, but the audience managed to make screenshots.
It is also known that Russian dictator Vladimir Putin has declared the Easter truce in the war against Ukraine.
All fighting stops from 18:00 on April 19 to 00:00 on April 21, the Kremlin said. “Based on humanitarian considerations, today from 6 pm to zero from Sunday to Monday, the Russian side announces the Easter truce. I order to stop all the fighting for this period,” the Kremlin said.
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