Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said that journalists from countries unfriendly to Moscow would not be invited to Russian President Vladimir Putin’s speech before the Federal Assembly.
Peskov explained that only the media of countries friendly to Russia would be invited, while the media of unfriendly countries showing obvious hostility to Russia and its official discourse would be able to follow President Putin’s speech through live broadcasts or any other sources. which broadcasts it.
Earlier, Peskov said that Russian President Vladimir Putin will address the Federal Assembly on February 21 at Gostiny Dvor.
Given the severity of the current situation, a new audience will be invited to this performance, including participants in the Russian special operation in Ukraine.
The list of unfriendly countries whose journalists will not be invited to Putin’s speech includes 49 countries, including the United States of America, Great Britain and the European Union.
Source: News