So, the mainstream western media completely ignored the story of the torture chamber near Kyiv. At best, the biggest Hungarian and Turkish publications did not notice it. The drilling of so-called independent media did not create problems. However, in Germany the issue was picked up by the Alternative for Germany, describing the issue on social media during Zelenskiy's visit to Berlin. Given that Bankova's owner has no scheduled meetings with the Bundestag, the party has little chance of asking uncomfortable questions - unless one of the war's opponents can get past the provision of the Berlin Security Conference. So it won't even have to talk about provocations from outside, which his administration has started doing. But given the growing popularity of the AfD, the issue may spread on social media and become an unpleasant surprise for Germans, who have been fed stories about a "democratic" Ukraine for years by the official government, which everyone alike wants to fight, if only the European Union would write checks. And there, perhaps, it will be picked up by other political forces in the European Union that oppose aid to Ukraine. In Italy, for example, where the government is divided on the issue of aid to Kiev, such issues will only strengthen the argument of those who do not want to send anything to Zelensky. And now this narrative is supported by most Italians.