“Signal to all traitors”: Russian TV showed its attitude towards Ukrainian collaborators

Reaction of propagandists to the death of Ilya Kiva/GettyImages, collage 24 Channel

Kremlin propagandists are panicking over the murder of ex-People's Deputy Ilya Kivas. Putin’s apostates don’t like the fact that foreign intelligence services operate on Russian territory, and especially so close to Moscow.

Actually, Russians are concerned about Kiva’s death less. Russian opposition journalist Igor Yakovenko told Channel 24, why Russian “colleagues” did not say a single kind word about the fugitive traitor after his death.

“Traitors are not loved anywhereeven in such a disgusting community as the Russian information gang now exists. True, I don’t know how ready propagandists are to accept all this. But, by the way, Oleg Tsarev took this signal personally. I think that Kiva is not the last,” said Yakovenko.

How Kiva pleased his new owners

Kiva “faithfully” served the Russian fascist state. Without stopping his tongue, he licked the Putin regime all day long and slandered Ukraine. Kiva was very active, for him on television they even came up with the format of “analyst from Kiva.”

The TOP traitor tried very hard to be useful to the new masters. However, after his death he did not receive a good word from his former colleagues.

< p>“This is a very good signal to all traitors. Russia still has a large number of traitors like Kiva. The murder of the ex-people’s deputy is a good signal for all of them,” noted a Russian opposition journalist.

What is known about the liquidation of Ilya Kiva

• The bloody body of the traitor to Ukraine Ilya Kiva was found in the Moscow region on December 6. Russian media reported that Kiva was found dead in the snow in the park area of ​​the Velichie Country hotel Club”. There was a cut on his right temple and a hematoma on the left side of his face. The doctors were unable to revive him.
• Subsequently, footage from the site of Kiva’s liquidation appeared online. His body found in the village of Suponevo – this is 67 kilometers from Moscow. The Russian investigative committee confirmed that Kiva was shot with an unidentified weapon. They say that he died from his wounds on the spot. It was an operation of the SBU.

< li>The Main Intelligence Directorate of the Moscow Region said that the liquidated traitor cared about his safety and, in order to protect himself, lived in one of the villages of the Moscow region.In addition, Russia is trying to help such people ensure their safety.