Ukrainian journals nsky analytical publication Texty .org announced the pressure and threats from American militants and politicians after publishing material about organizations and people in the United States who oppose the support of Ukraine.
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Her journalists discovered that on the 6th of June they published the investigation “American Gods. From Trumpists to communists, who are also campaigning for assistance to Ukraine,” they observed the flow of organizations and people who oppose the support of Ukraine in the United States.
For analysis, vikorist or open the decision, on the basis of which the arguments of the organization were analyzed and people on the list are against the help that elevates them from the wider range of Russian disinformation. In addition, it has been observed that those who have spent time before the transition interact with each other in public space, and their actions — From Russian media and state institutions.
“We do not call the persons involved in this investigation the enemies of Ukraine, we do not denounce or condemn their right to freedom of expression, we merely state the fact that they are against the support of Ukraine and the arguments, which is indicative of a lot of them, which is consistent with the narratives of Russian propaganda before Ukraine.” ;, — explained to the journalists.
However, after this, the director of the Ron Paul Institute, Daniel McAdams, stated that Texty.org, which finances the American government, has created a hate list of American citizens.
Journals will record McAdams’ words about those who are one of the Ukrainian spies of the Russian Federation Anatoly Bondarenko undergoing training at the American TechCAMP project. Please explain that you are only pro bono in acting as a data journalism trainer in your project.
Following McAdams's publication, American conservative publications, far-right and left-wing American activists began to attack the editorial board of Texty.org and the authors of the article, issuing loud threats. Trump Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Green also said the Ukrainian publication was an enemies list and said Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky was behind it.
Later, according to Fox News, two US congressmen called on US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken to send them information about Texty.org. They also asked the House Approval Committee to suspend support for the bill from the US, after which the committee approved such a resolution.
Businessman Elon Musk, whom Ukrainian journalists also mentioned in their article, called for Texty.org to be added to the list of terrorist organizations.
“We regard this campaign as an attack on freedom of speech and chauvinism against Ukrainian citizens. Yet our gatekeepers believe that we have no right to investigate these streams of false information that they produce directly about our country and us, because they are citizens of the United States, and we are not,” — said journalists from Texty.org.
Prepared by: Nina Petrovich