In Australia, the channel showed the cheerful life of the Russians at the front: the Embassy of Ukraine reacted

British director Sean Lanang made a documentary of Ukraineʼs War: The Other Side ("Ukrainian War: Other Side"). He ended the war on the part of the Russian invaders. The movie on the air showed the Australian TV channel ABC on March 18. The Ukrainian Embassy called it Russian propaganda and "equivalent of a bowl of vomiting". "The film undoubtedly repeated and broadcast innumerable frank lies, a distortion of history, racist statements and propaganda narratives that came out of the Kremlin.

It also minimized and diminished the death of thousands of innocent Ukrainian men, women and children who were killed by Russian soldiers , which is strongly convicted of Australia and most countries in the UN GA resolution in March 2022. The Australian Radio Language Corporation should be ashamed that it has been aired by such full garbage, "the diplomatic agency reads. The embassy appealed to the broadcaster to find out how such a movie was aired.

The public broadcasket of the country, which showed the film in the Fur Corners program ("four corners") said it was a "revolutionary documentary" that offers "a human view of life on the Russian front. " ABC points out that the director explores "how is it to be a Russian soldier that risks his life and Russian civilian under the daily threat of bombing.

" "This is an extraordinary approach and a fascinating study of the conflict, which died or injured about 500,000 soldiers on both sides - and a conflict that did not subscribe," the tape on ABC was announced. Ambassador of Ukraine to Australia Vasyl Miroshnichenko, through the Australian Minister of Communications, asked for a meeting with the director of ABC and the executive producer of Four Corners. The Australian Federation of Ukrainian Organizations "supported the position of Miroshnichenko.

There was also said that in protest the Ukrainian community of Sydney gathered near the studio Sydney ABC. The channel said the film was demonstrated internationally and is only one of the programs about Russian-Ukrainian conflict. Four Corners, writes Guardian. "We believe that the Australian audience also has the right to look at it and make decisions on its own," - say in ABC. Recall that the "thirteenth" propagandist urged to kill Ukrainian children.