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"Russian propagandists are accomplices in atrocities in Ukraine": MFA spokesperson Tykhyi on new EU sanctions

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Spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, Georgiy Tykhyi, commented on the EU sanctions against Russian propagandists, calling them accomplices in atrocities. He called for expanding the sanctions list and blocking propaganda channels.

"Russian propagandists are accomplices in atrocities in Ukraine": MFA spokesperson Tykhyi on new EU sanctions

The spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, Georgiy Tikhiy, commented on the EU's imposition of sanctions against Russian propagandists for their role in promoting war propaganda. This was reported by UNN with reference to Tikhiy's post on the social network "X".

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As Tikhiy noted, propagandists are direct accomplices in the most horrific Russian atrocities committed in Ukraine and other countries.

For years, Russian propagandists have systematically and purposefully incited ugly, chauvinistic, and genocidal anti-Ukrainian hysteria to mobilize Russians for war and the killing of Ukrainians.

- stated the spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine.

Tikhiy added that these actions are punishable under Article III of the Convention on Genocide - direct and public incitement to commit genocide.

The spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine called on people in Europe and beyond to build on this decision of the EU Council and take decisive action against these individuals and propaganda organizations. He noted that the list of such propagandists can and should be expanded.

Sanctions against them should be extended to other jurisdictions, including within the Group of Seven and beyond. Their propaganda channels should be blocked in every geographical location.

- the post reads.

Recall

The European Union added Russia to the "black list" due to money laundering risks, which will complicate financial transactions with Russian banks.

The European Union also allocated the first 10 million euros for the functioning of a special tribunal on the crime of Russia's aggression against Ukraine.