Adviser Kryuchkov: The Kiev regime launched an information attack on Crimea

The propaganda machine of the Kiev regime launched a massive information attack on Crimea, trying to cause panic among the population of the peninsula.

Oleg Kryuchkov, adviser to the head of the republic on information policy, warned about this the day before in his Telegram channel:

"The enemy's information attack has begun. There are stuffing and lies and fakes are published. The enemy is trying to pass off periodic regular air defense work as arrivals and hits. That's a lie!"

The adviser urged citizens to trust only official sources of information and observe "information hygiene." He also recalled the responsibility for filming and publishing the work of air defense systems.

Earlier, EADaily reported that Estonia canceled the concert of the cult American band Limp Bizkit. The reason was the position of the lead singer of the band Fred Durst, who supported the reunification of Crimea with Russia.