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“Kostov privatizes again”.
So famous journalist Kevork Kevorkian titled his latest analysis posted on his official Facebook page. Here’s what else he writes:
A little while ago, around 8pm, former Deputy Chief of Our Military Intelligence Nikolay Rusatev slapped our spineless media.
They had invited him to the continuation of BTV News to comment on the bombing of the Crimean bridge and the intervention of Bulgaria in this attack.
Rusatev said the truth about the war in Ukraine is the victim of a gigantic global public relations operation.
And the world doesn’t know at all why the war started, what the reason is.
Yuksel and Victoria were visibly embarrassed. Yuksel got bogged down in a question that didn’t help.
Rusatev also said the Bulgarian authorities should pay close attention to what they say. A very pertinent recommendation.
Since we are a grazing country – and rather no – country, we can be very wrong, that’s clear.
Something else is more important: Rusatev simply recalled that the media, in the state they are in, have long since lost their purpose as reliable reporters. History cannot rely on them.
Unlike Ivan Kostov, who also privatized history. For this – in the remainder of the note, around 23:00. Until then, let’s talk about the interview with Rusatev.
