Russian Propagandist Fired For Interview With Prigozhin

This happened the day after the publication of the material.

Konstantin Dolgov, a pro-Russian collaborator from Kharkiv, unexpectedly discovered the realities of the pro-Kremlin propaganda environment, nv.ua writes.

On the eve of May 24, his interview with Yevgeny Prigozhin, the founder of the Wagner PMC, appeared on social networks and caused a huge resonance among the adherents of the so-called "Russian world" due to the mercenary leader's revelations about the Russian aggression against Ukraine.

In particular, he admitted that there is no "Nazi regime" in Kyiv, the Russian troops have failed on all fronts, and the AFU have only grown stronger, becoming one of the most powerful armies in the world.

Many people in Russia did not like such rhetoric, but since they cannot do anything about Prigozhin, who has a personal army and a "troll factory", they decided to take revenge on Dolgov by firing him from the propaganda Telega ONLINE project.

"I was fired from the project for an interview with Yevgeny Prigozhin. They fired me the very next day... I was told that my services were not needed and they said that it was because of that interview... I will tell all the details of this shameful and disgusting story on my Telegram-channel," he complained in a video posted on the social networks.