Кремлийн суртал ухуулгыг түгээж, нийгмийн дэг журмыг тогтворгүйжүүлэх үйл ажиллагаа явуулсан гэх үндэслэлээр Оросын сэтгүүлч Ксения Федороваг Францын нутаг дэвсгэрээс гаргахаар болсон байна.
Францын Дотоод хэргийн яамнаас лхагва гарагт мэдэгдсэнээр, Ксения Федорова нь Оросын эрх баригчдын зохион байгуулсан дезинформаци буюу ташаа мэдээлэл түгээх кампанит ажлын “суваг” болсон гэж үзжээ. Тэрээр урьд нь Кремлийн санхүүжилттэй RT сүлжээний нэг хэсэг болох RT France агентлагийн ерөнхий редактороор ажиллаж байсан юм.
RT France агентлаг 2023 онд хаагдсан хэдий ч Федорова Францад үлдэж, тэрбумтан Винсент Боллорегийн эзэмшлийн хэвлэл мэдээллийн хэрэгслүүдэд ажиллах болсон байна. Тэрээр CNews телевиз, Europe 1 радио болон Le Journal du Dimanche сонинд нийтлэл, тайлбар бичихдээ Украин болон Өрнөдийн орнуудын талаар Кремлийн байр суурийг байнга илэрхийлдэг байжээ.
https://www.themoscowtimes.com/2026/07/29/fedorova-out-ex-rt-journalist-in-france-faces-increasing-scrutiny
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France has ordered Russian journalist Ksenia Fedorova to leave the country over allegations that she spreads Kremlin propaganda across French television and radio, the interior ministry said Wednesday.
The French newspaper Libération cited the expulsion order, which accused Fedorova of acting “as a conduit for disinformation campaigns orchestrated by the Russian authorities” aimed at “destabilizing public order” in France.
Fedorova used to serve as editor-in-chief of RT France, part of the Kremlin-funded RT news network.
RT France was shut down in 2023, a year after President Vladimir Putin ordered Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine.However, Fedorova remained in France and secured roles as a commentator within conservative billionaire Vincent Bolloré’s media empire.
She has regularly appeared on the CNews television network and Europe 1 radio station, while also writing a column for Le Journal du Dimanche, frequently echoing the Kremlin’s positions on Ukraine and the West.
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