site.btaTwo Members of Council for Electronic Media Call on Chair Sonia Momchilova to Resign

Desislava Toncheva

CEM Chair Sonia Momchilova (BTA Photo)

Sofia,

05.07.2023 17:30

(BTA)

Two of the members of the Council for Electronic Media (CEM), Prolet Velkova and Simona Veleva, called for the resignation of CEM Chair Sonia Momchilova. The reason for this is Momchilova's interview, in which she describes the atrocities in Bucha as propaganda. The proposal was made within the framework of Wednesday's CEM meeting, which was broadcast live on the zoom platform.

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