Peskov: there are more fakes in Telegram channels
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Today, more unreliable information appears in Telegram channels than truthful information, Dmitry Peskov, the press secretary of the President of the Russian Federation, told reporters.
At a briefing, a Kremlin spokesman was asked if he could confirm the visit of Deputy Chairman of the Security Council Dmitry Medvedev to Turkey for talks on Ukraine, information about which appeared in Telegram channels.
“No I can not. I can only repeat my yesterday’s call [не верить информации Telegram-каналов]. Unfortunately, the number of fakes at some time in Telegram channels begins to exceed the amount of truthful information. Therefore, let’s be creative and philosophical about this,” Peskov said.
Yesterday, January 9, Peskov, in response to a request from journalists to comment on messages in Telegram channels about an allegedly upcoming new wave of mobilization in Russia recommended do not attach too much importance to Telegram channels.
“The primary source is the official government headed by the President of Russia,” he said.
Earlier, Russian President Vladimir Putin during a telephone conversation with his Turkish counterpart Recep Tayyip Erdogan confirmed Moscow’s readiness for a serious dialogue on a settlement in Ukraine, if Kyiv fulfills the requirements voiced earlier and takes into account the “new territorial realities.”
At the end of December, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmitry Kuleba proposed holding a kind of “peace summit” at the UN site at the end of February. The UN said that the Secretary General of the world organization António Guterres is ready to mediate during the negotiations, if all parties agree to this. Peskov then said that Russia would not follow the conditions of Ukraine, since Moscow is guided only by its own goals and common sense.
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