Facebook Communities Supporting Zelensky Are Being Sold to Pro-Russian Organizations
The current president's team never controlled them.
Deputy Prime Minister for Digital Transformation Mikhail Fedorov said at the Digitalization forum held on Friday at Fedoriv Hub that some unofficial pages supporting Vladimir Zelensky may be sold, including to pro-Russian organizations.
During Vladimir Zelensky's election campaign, more than 2,000 unofficial communities supporting him were created in three and a half months. According to Fedorov, Zelensky's team never controlled them in any way, but tried to help by holding webinars on how to manage the pages.
“Some of these communities began to be sold to other organizations, almost pro-Russian ones. Of course, it's terrible. Today I saw such a problem,” Fedorov said.
“But at that moment it produced a great result. We gained up to 1.5 million people (audience on Facebook — note by TK Media) for free thanks to the support of these people. I am still grateful to them for this — they wrote and still write content for free and spread it.”
Mikhail Fedorov worked for Vladimir Zelensky during the presidential election and led all digital campaigns.
TK Media
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