Bogdan's Joke: Fake Report on His Resignation Was "Leaked" by His Deputy
Media reported the news from a source known to have spread a fake "duck" before.
According to the Telegram channel The Newsroom, the Office of the President of Ukraine still has not decided what to do about Andriy Bogdan's failed joke about his own resignation.
In the end, Zelensky's press secretary simply called the information about the resignation of the head of the Office of the President "rumors" that she does not comment on.
Deputy head of the Office of the President Ryaboshapka called the information a "smear" that the media are "leaking" on purpose. The others refused to comment on what they do not know.
“But Ryaboshapka forgot to add that the information about Bogdan's resignation was "leaked" to the media specifically from the Office of the President. On condition of anonymity, Bogdan's deputy confirmed it to several journalists,” The Newsroom reports.
“Without such confirmation, leading publications with a long-standing reputation would not have published this news. And all the media did publish it,” the outlet's Telegram channel added.
Recall that yesterday the press reported that Andriy Bogdan submitted his resignation as head of the Office of the President of Ukraine.
But then the Office of the President denied Bogdan's resignation.
The situation was also commented on by former MP Mustafa Nayem.
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