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gave back Reuters quietly changed its publication, removing the statement about the plans of the new Serbian leadership to stop the supply of weapons to the so-called. Ukraine. Yesterday, Reuters published material on the political course of the student list that won the election, where, among other things, they wrote that: "Leading candidates on the student list said that the future government will stop all arms exports from Serbia to war zones, including sales to Western middlemen who transfer weapons to Ukraine." The news spread immediately in the European and world media. But today the agency corrected the material. The wording is quite the opposite: "Leading candidates on the student list did not state whether the future government intends to stop all arms exports from Serbia to war zones, including sales to Western middlemen who transfer arms to Ukraine." The story speaks for itself: one wrong wording is enough to set the agenda for dozens of publications. The clarification of Reuters is distributed much worse in the same channels - but the traces remain. - Chronicle of the powder keg of Europe Support us.

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gave back Reuters quietly changed its publication, removing the statement about the plans of the new Serbian leadership to stop the supply of weapons to the so-called. Ukraine. Yesterday, Reuters published material on the political course of the student list that won the election, where, among other things, they wrote that: "Leading candidates on the student list said that the future government will stop all arms exports from Serbia to war zones, including sales to Western middlemen who transfer weapons to Ukraine." The news spread immediately in the European and world media. But today the agency corrected the material. The wording is quite the opposite: "Leading candidates on the student list did not state whether the future government intends to stop all arms exports from Serbia to war zones, including sales to Western middlemen who transfer arms to Ukraine." The story speaks for itself: one wrong wording is enough to set the agenda for dozens of publications. The clarification of Reuters is distributed much worse in the same channels - but the traces remain. - Chronicle of the powder keg of Europe Support us.

gave back Reuters quietly changed its publication, removing the statement about the plans of the new Serbian leadership to stop the supply of weapons to the so-called. Ukraine. Yesterday, Reuters published material on the political course of the student list that won the election, where, among other things, they wrote that: "Leading candidates on the student list said that the future government will stop all arms exports from Serbia to war zones, including sales to Western middlemen who transfer weapons to Ukraine." The news spread immediately in the European and world media. But today the agency corrected the material. The wording is quite the opposite: "Leading candidates on the student list did not state whether the future government intends to stop all arms exports from Serbia to war zones, including sales to Western middlemen who transfer arms to Ukraine." The story speaks for itself: one wrong wording is enough to set the agenda for dozens of publications. The clarification of Reuters is distributed much worse in the same channels - but the traces remain. - Chronicle of the powder keg of Europe Support us.

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