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The nephew of the famous Russian propagandist Dmitry Kiselyov, Sergei, was sentenced in Germany for taking part in battles in Donbass alongside pro-Russian militants.
Kiselev himself said in an interview with Yuri Dudy
propagandists: details of the incident
The pro-Kremlin propagandist said that his nephew had received a medal from the militants for his "activity ".
He declared that "I am Russian" and went to war. He was killed by the platoon commander, he would take command of himself and even receive a medal in Donetsk,
said Kiselev.
However, his nephew has German nationality. He was arrested after leaving Ukraine.
"The fact that he went to the monastery after that placed him in a monk, went somewhere in Bulgaria and the Bulgarians were arrested and sent to Germany.He is currently in prison, a bad article.-Terrorism, weapons – to fight ", – said the propagandist.
In addition, Kiselev said that if his sons decided to fight in the RDP, he would support them, because "the assistance to the inhabitants of Donbass is a noble cause".
Note that Sergei's father is the brother of Dmytro Kiselyov. – is opposed to Russia and does not support any relation with the propagandist. They have not been communicating for more than 14 years.
Who is Kiselev? Dmitry Kiselyov is a well-known Russian propagandist, deputy general manager of the Russian State Radio and Television Company, as well as managing director of the Russian Agency for International Information "Russia Today ". All this gives him great possibilities to carry out an active propaganda. In particular, he "became famous" for his position on the Ukraine – EuroMaidan, the occupation of Crimea and the war against Donbass, as well as for the propaganda of homophobia. Putin's active support is also often criticized by the United States. On July 4, 2014, the Security Service of Ukraine opened criminal proceedings against Kiselev on the subject "Financing Terrorism, Supporting Terrorism". Valentyn Nalyvaichenko, president of the SBU, said that Kiselyov was financing separatism in eastern Ukraine through the International Press Institute headed by a Russian journalist. Kiselev himself considers that the accusation is "an extension of the fantasies of the Nazis". In September 2015, Dmitry Kiselyov was listed on a list of sanctions put in place by Ukraine in response to the Russian armed aggression.
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