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KYIV. February 8th UNN. On Thursday, February 7 on Czech television, Stanislav Grospić, chairman of the country's parliamentary commission, is allowed to call the Ukrainian government "a fascist regime". Such openly defamatory and unacceptable images did not elicit an adequate response. This is stated in the comments of the Embassy of Ukraine in the Czech Republic, reports UNN .
"Yesterday, in the Czech TV newscast, the deputy Stanislav Grospich, the Ukrainian Parliament is allowed to call the Ukrainian government" a fascist regime "., These civilizations openly slanderous and unacceptable in the world have not aroused the appropriate reactions from the main television show, "said the embassy.
The Ukrainian diplomatic mission stated that she generally did not react "to communist statements, especially a disturbing ideology, like the Nazis, is banned in our country."
"But since he is the chairman of the parliamentary commission, he expects his statements to be condemned by the leadership of the Chamber of Deputies, "said the embassy.
Diplomats expressed the hope that Czech television will no longer tolerate this kind of statement in the future.
As reported UNN the Embassy of Ukraine in France had previously appealed to the leaders of the AFP publication with the obligation to take action required. s for the correction card with "Russian Crimea."
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