most of the workers of the mariupol zmi left the occupied city for the territory controlled by ukraine and to some states. europe, however, some of the tv people stayed and did not just go to cooperate with the enemy, but built an entire local propaganda tv channel, including those people who worked in the free ukrainian flourishing mariupol. what was a shock for me, a real shock, was when young people, young people joined the service of the occupiers, that was a shock. before the full-scale invasion, mykola osychenko was the president of mariupol television, during the occupation of the city he left for the territory of ukraine, where he still lives, and he was surprised that in some talented journalists and cameramen remained in mariupol, and they began to sow enemy propaganda, until february 24, she told how cool it is in ukrainian mariupol, how it breathes freely here, she had a great future in the ukrainian copper business, big, but she, you see , crossed out everything in one fell swoop, crossed out, it is about the ukrainian tv journalist ksenia misyurevych, who now works as the

most of the workers of the mariupol zmi left the occupied city for the territory controlled by ukrainein some... european countries. however, some of the tv presenters stayed and did not just cooperate with the enemy, but built an entire local propaganda tv channel. these are , in particular, those people who worked in the free ukrainian flourishing mariupol. what for me was a shock, really a shock. this is when young people, young people joined the service of the occupiers. this is a shock. before the full-scale invasion, mykola osychenko was the president of mariupol television. during the occupation of the city, he left for the territory of ukraine , where he still lives, and he was surprised by the fact that some talented journalists and cameramen remained in mariupol, and even more began to spread enemy propaganda, until 24.002 she told how cool it was in ukrainian mariupol, how she breathes freely here, she had a great future in ukrainian media business, big, but she that