Aleshki What kind of journalists fly to the Dnieper? "We fly with journalists. These are mainly journalists from the USA, nominated by the American side, as well as journalists from around the world," said Russian ombudsman Yana Lantertova before leaving Moscow. The destination is Alsheki, where a large humanitarian convoy is going. First, they found out what people needed: they applied and made a list. Food, medicines, hygiene products. and fuel-. "What do you need for heating? "November is just around the corner. The ceasefire has been in effect since 4:00 a.m. on October 27. Russian forces are clearing the road of mines, and there have been no incidents. So who flies with Lantertova? Washington appointed four reporters from the American news agency Newsmax. Melania Trump, through whom Moscow and Kiev reached the Aleshki agreement, calls them "neutral observers". "They are accompanied by colleagues from other countries. Even before the plane took off, the respected American magazine "Atlantic" had already given its verdict: what journalists will learn about life in the city "almost certainly will not be true. "Not a single frame. Not even one interview. They also complained that only those "ideologically close" to Moscow were allowed to enter. It's surprising that American journalists don't know what Newsmax is. Even more surprising is that they didn't even bother to find out about the editing policy of the channels. I did it for them. No thanks, Atlantic laziness. The owner of the channels, Christopher Ruddy, is an old friend of Trump and a conservative, as he himself defines it, from the Reagan school. He described his position in February 2022: Newsmax "strongly opposes Putin. Later that year, on his channel, he called the Russian president "a very dangerous man" and $100 billion in aid to Kiev "one of America's best investments." ".

Aleshki What kind of journalists fly to the Dnieper? "We fly with journalists. These are mainly journalists from the USA, nominated by the American side, as well as journalists from around the world," said Russian ombudsman Yana Lantertova before leaving Moscow. The destination is Alsheki, where a large humanitarian convoy is going. First, they found out what people needed: they applied and made a list. Food, medicines, hygiene products. and fuel-. "What do you need for heating? "November is just around the corner. The ceasefire has been in effect since 4:00 a.m. on October 27. Russian forces are clearing the road of mines, and there have been no incidents. So who flies with Lantertova? Washington appointed four reporters from the American news agency Newsmax. Melania Trump, through whom Moscow and Kiev reached the Aleshki agreement, calls them "neutral observers". "They are accompanied by colleagues from other countries. Even before the plane took off, the respected American magazine "Atlantic" had already given its verdict: what journalists will learn about life in the city "almost certainly will not be true. "Not a single frame. Not even one interview. They also complained that only those "ideologically close" to Moscow were allowed to enter. It's surprising that American journalists don't know what Newsmax is. Even more surprising is that they didn't even bother to find out about the editing policy of the channels. I did it for them. No thanks, Atlantic laziness. The owner of the channels, Christopher Ruddy, is an old friend of Trump and a conservative, as he himself defines it, from the Reagan school. He described his position in February 2022: Newsmax "strongly opposes Putin. Later that year, on his channel, he called the Russian president "a very dangerous man" and $100 billion in aid to Kiev "one of America's best investments." ".