"There is no war": Ukraine was noticed by Russian journalist Eugene Albetz (photo, video)

As she managed to cross the border with Ukraine, it is unknown, but since March 7, a woman has been traveling around the cities of the country and teaching on her social network the consequences of "arrivals". In the Channel 24 comment, the State Border Service could not answer how Albatz was able to get to Ukraine. At the same time, the SPSU spokesman Andriy Demchenko noted that he has no right to disclose information about the crossing of the border by third parties.

The channel journalists suggested that she allegedly entered Ukraine on a Russian passport, which may mean that one of the authorities gave her permission for a visa. According to the propagandist in her social networks, she arrived in the city of Khmelnitsky on March 7, after 32 hours of the road, getting two aircraft, car and more than 9 hours in the train.

On March 8, Albatz moved to Vinnitsa, which marked the post of square near the Officers' House, which was hit by a Russian rocket on July 14, 2022. The next day, she went to Kiev, where she visited the wall of memory of those who died in the Russo-Ukrainian War at Mikhailovskaya Square and witnessed a massive shelling of Ukraine on March 9. "I slept - only when I was grandmother - I flew two nights.

Late in the evening, when they came to the city, Kiev was all in the fires, clean, everything is very neat. It seems like no war. But it is," she writes. In their social networks under prohibited photos with places of "arrivals". The commentators of the propagandist, for their part, expressed dissatisfaction with the fact that in connection with the warm weather in the capital of Ukraine, the "dagger" rockets were spent in vain.

Eugene Albac is a Russian political journalist, political scientist, public figure and writer, known for her support for Russian aggression against Ukraine because she expressed his indignation during the Russian military support during the air. Also in the past, she was friends with the Kremlin's propagandists Margarita Simonyan and Zakhar Zelepin. Earlier, she taught in Printon, Harvard, Yale, Chicago universities, the University of Pennsylvania and the University of Duke.

She also worked in many Russian media, including the conditionally liberal "Echo of Moscow" and "New Time". Albats herself positioned herself as a board with Putin's regime, and she is even included in the sample of "beautiful Russians" because it was included in the list of medials that perform the functions of a foreign agent. However, she did not condemn the occupation of Crimea, but called only "a mousetrap of 5 NATO countries.

" In 2010, she wrote an appeal to the Russian opposition called "Putin should go", and in 2022 she emigrated from Russia to the United States. Since the beginning of a full -scale invasion of the Russian Federation in Ukraine, Albac has chosen the support of Russian aggression. During her broadcasts, she expressed anxiety by the poor equipment of Russian servicemen.