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Mar 5 9 tweets 2 min read
Parlo l'italiano ma non commento quasi più per i media lì. Ho cercato di raccontare l'Ucraina dal 2013. Mi fa fisicamente male il livello di disinformazione. Si mette sullo stesso piano l'aggressore e la vittima, si dà spazio agli ignoranti e corrotti. Non ce la faccio più
Per chi ha chiesto della mia relazione con l'Italia, indicata sul profilo: ho imparato l'italiano da sola da adolescente, ho sognato l'Italia. Poi, ho fatto la laurea in Italia. Ho sempre amato l'Italia, ma dall'inizio della guerra nel 2014 è cambiato tutto. Mi fa troppo male
Il caso Markiv ha spezzato questa relazione ulteriormente. I soldati e la diaspora ucraina definiti nazisti sulle maggiori testate italiane. Un innocente condannato a 24 anni in un processo mediatico farlocco. Poi assolto in appello e cassazione. Nessuno mai si è scusato
Per chi vorrebbe sapere di più su questo processo e il ruolo di disinformazione filorussa in esso, ecco la ricerca che ho scritto un anno fa, in inglese: uacrisis.org/en/battle-of-n…
Certo,ci sono bravissimi giornalisti italiani - in realtà le più brave sono le donne - che raccontano le cose come stanno senza pregiudizi verso l'Ucraina, e li ringrazio. Ma io in questo periodo devo pensare alla sopravvivenza e non ho energie per combattere la disinfo in Italia
Sono molto grata per i messaggi di sostegno all'Ucraina dei cittadini italiani. Vi prego, leggete la storia dell'Ucraina: libri di Andrea Graziosi, Anne Applebaum, Timothy Snyder, Serhy Plokhy. Almeno alcuni sono tradotti. Cercate di informarvi dalle fonti in altre lingue. Grazie
Per informazioni veritiere dall'Ucraina in italiano, seguite questo account gestito da buoni amici e colleghi twitter.com/uaworldit?t=X_…
Stasera alle ore 20 ci sarò sulla @RadioRadicale per raccontare la storia di questo thread
Qui ho raccontato la storia del mio legame personale con l'Italia, come cercavo da anni di raccontare l'Ucraina nei media italiani e perché ho quasi smesso a farlo radioradicale.it/scheda/662304/…

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