Jaroszlava Hartyanyi, the Chairman of the Society of Ukrainian Culture and the leader of the Ukrainian community in Hungary, spoke about several crucial issues in a detailed interview on the “UA: Pershyj” TV channel. Jaroszlava Hartyanyi discussed changes in the Hungarian rhetoric regarding Ukraine, Hungarian media’s coverage of the Russian-Ukrainian war, and whether bot farms influence Hungarians’ opinion regarding support for Ukraine.
“When the war started, I managed to get two political scientists on Pershij Channel to leave because they had anti-Ukrainian rhetoric, and they left the Pershij Channel because it is state-owned,” Jaroszlava Hartyanyi said about her experience of resisting Russian influence.
See the interview for more details about the Ukrainian community’s life in Hungary during information warfare, assistance to displaced people from Ukraine, and treatment of wounded soldiers.
