Call for the help of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation: Estonia after Latvia and Lithuania stopped broadcasting "Rain" (video)

About it reports the Estonian edition of Postimees. The Latvian license reached by the TV channel has the right to spread its broadcasts in the European Union, the United States and other countries. Estonia became a third country that stopped his speech. In Estonia, Rain was broadcast by Telia, Elisa and Home 3. Elisa representative said that the company received a message from the consumer protection department and the technical supervision of the TV channel.

"Among the TV packages of Elisa" Rain "is a channel to choose from, so suspension of the work of this TV channel will touch a small part of the client base," said the Teder Teder Media Media Manager. We will remind, on December 1 on the air of the channel the presenter Alexei Korostelov stated that reports of journalists assist with the equipment of the Russian army.

"We hope that many military personnel, in particular, were able to help, for example, with equipment and simply elementary amenities on the front," the presenter said. After that, on December 6, the TV channel was licensed for broadcasting in Latvia. The Latv National Council from electronic media recognized that the leadership of the Russian media is not aware of the importance of its violations.

Prior to that, Rain was fined by the Latvian National Media Council (NPLP) for 10 thousand euros because of the map shown on the air, where the occupied Crimea is depicted as part of Russia. On the second day after what happened and against the backdrop of criticism of the audience "Rain" presenter Kateryna Kotrikadze apologized and stated that her colleague had been released.

In addition, the editor -in -chief Tikhon Dyadko reported that the TV channel was not engaged and will not be involved in the Russian army at the front or beyond. However, on December 6, Natalia Sindeev's CEO of Rain, Alexei Korostelov, and asked him and other journalists who were released will return to the TV channel. According to her, it was a mistake. "It was a mistake, no evil intention. There was a very bad mistake. Ukrainians could not forgive us, but it was a mistake," she said.