Pavel Bannikov
Journalist, editor. Slavist philologist (execution, 2007), media trainer, teacher of media literacy. From 2017 to 2022, the editor -in -chief of the project “Factics in Kazakhstan”. Co -author, compiler and editor of a number of works on journalism and enemy language, as well as a textbook and a methodological manual on media graphics for secondary schools of Kazakhstan. The editor of the methodological section "Checked".
Is it true that Joe Biden got lost in the Capitol?
Is it true that the French travel agency revealed information about 500,000 dead Ukrainian military?
Is it true that, with the support of Vladimir Saldo, a book was published for children “How not to succumb to gay propaganda”?
Is it true that the Russians were forbidden to import personal cars, smartphones and cosmetics into the EU?
Is Shoigu’s photo of the mobilization of another 200,000 Russians true?
Is it true that in Kazakhstan the traffic police officer arranged a magnificent festival in honor of the grandson who went to first grade?
Is it true that the Kyivstar mobile operator accidentally admitted: the loss of the Armed Forces of Ukraine is 400,000 people?
Is it true that the Ukrainian bill on the restriction of the departure of adolescents abroad was developed for their subsequent mobilization?
Chinese laser, UN operation or conspiracy of globalists: we analyze posts about the causes of the fire in Hawaii
Is it true that Chronicles and Eulenspiegel magazines have been published with these anti -Ukrainian carriers on the covers?
