Ukrainian television gave false information to expel … – Voice of Russia

Ukrainian TV TSN on the night of Wednesday to Thursday announced the expulsion of Russian journalist MAI Rossiya Segodnya of Polish, although the Polish authorities have yet to announce its decision on this in the coming weeks. At the same time in the report presented staff, where workers are Polish Internal Security Agency who bring in handcuffs to another person.

On Wednesday, the agency correspondent Leonid Rossiya Segodnya Swiridow filed at the office for clarification. Mazowieckie Voivodeship foreigners who consider the issue of revocation of his permanent residence card. At the meeting, the journalist made the request in writing – an autobiography and an opinion on the situation. The next meeting, which will be announced a decision on this matter will take place within a month.

“Polish journalist expel Russia Today. The corresponding decision was taken by Leonid Swiridowa at the request of the Internal Security Agency “- Ukrainian television reported.

At the same time TSN zobrazowało message recording, where employees of the Polish Internal Security Agency in handcuffs who bring a totally different person .

Polish authorities withdrew the accreditation of October 24 correspondent without explaining the reason. Later also announced its intention to withdraw the Polish authorities Swiridowowi permanent residence permit in the country. Russian Foreign Ministry called an act of Warsaw “defiant” and reserved the right to refer to this situation. Rossiya Segodnya agency also requested clarification from the Polish authorities.

Polish Foreign Ministry announced that it has no connection with the procedure initiated at the request of the Internal Security Agency of the country. The deputy head of the Foreign Ministry said Rafal Trzaskowski, however, that “Poland wydaliłaby not anyone in the country, if there were weighty evidence” and relied on “suspicious” of the Internal Security Agency.

Swiridow first received accreditation as a journalist in Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs in 1998 and since 2003 has lived and worked in Poland for good.