Former Austrian Foreign Minister will work for Russia today

Karin Kneissl will write columns for the Russian edition. Kneissl had previously danced with Vladimir Putin at their wedding.

Former Austrian Foreign Minister Karin Kneissl will write columns for Russia today. About this on Twitter wrote RT Editor in Chief Margarita Simonyan on Saturday, May 9.

“Chancellor Karin Kneissl herself, whom Putin danced with at her wedding, is now writing author columns for us,” wrote Simonyan.

The first Karin Kneissl column on cars has already appeared on Russia Today. There, Kneissl was introduced as an “energy analyst and book author, a former Austrian foreign minister.”

In turn, the Austrian newspaper Der Standard, in an article titled Former Minister Kneissl now works for Putin, wrote that Karin Kneissl, 55, has recently had family (divorce from her husband) and financial problems.

Kneissl herself confirmed the new work to the Austrian ARA, but indicated that it would not be continuous, but only on specific topics. However, he did not comment on RT’s international reputation as a Kremlin propaganda resource.

Recall that NYT previously received the Pulitzer Prize for a series of articles on the Russian Federation. Employees of the publication were noted for materials about the illegal actions of the Russian authorities.

It was also reported that the Belarusian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has deprived the accreditation of journalists from the Russian Federation. The Russian Channel One filming team fell into scandal due to the plot about the coronavirus in the republic.

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