It is a great joy that not only Russians who came with weapons to kill civilians are dying, but also “war correspondents” who have been working on the Kremlin’s agenda for years. In particular, it became known about the death of Kirill Romanovsky, who was a tame “journalist” of the leader of the “Wagnerites” Prigozhin.
Not so long ago, Russia's chief propagandist Vladimir Solovyov said that life is a difficult thing, and death cannot be avoided. I would like to say how he looked into the water and foresaw something, because on Wednesday, January 4, it became known about the death of his colleague Kirill Romanovsky. This is reported by Channel 24 with reference to “Putin's chef” and the head of PMC “Wagner” Prigozhin.
“Nature is being cleansed” from Russian pseudo-journalists
Note that it is not yet known what caused the death of the “correspondent”. Therefore, it can be assumed that his ticket to a concert with Kobzon is part of the natural process of cleansing the earth from “trash”. Although some enemy media write that Romanovsky was battling an illness – probably cancer.
The journalist's owner, Prigozhin, did not confirm this in his video, but said that Romanovsky's death was a loss for all of Russia.
Kirill Romanovsky is gone. Kirill Romanovsky is a majestic military commander who has done a lot for our country. We will miss him. Everyone knew him as a fighter, – said “Putin's cook”.
What is the “journalist” Romanovsky known for?
The death of the “correspondent” is really a great loss for the Kremlin, because he skillfully carried out special operations of enemy special services. In particular, he is involved in “incidents” concerning the killing of people. It is actually known that in 2018 Romanovsky lured 3 journalists into a trap in the Central African Republic, where they were downright killed by local bandits.
The liquidation of these media representatives was beneficial to Prigozhin, because the media people were investigating the Wagner PMC.
To this topic, we recall that in the fall, a propagandist and an employee of the Russia Today channel Aleh Klokov died in the war in Ukraine. It happened at the time when the “cotton” decided to once again visit the Antonovsky bridge.
