A man holds a TV remote controlMOSCOW, June 3Despite the decision of the EU authorities to ban Russian Media, the interest of Europeans in information from Moscow is growing, Andrey Klimov, head of the commission of the Federation Council for the protection of state sovereignty of the Russian Federation, told RIA Novosti on Friday. On Friday, the EU decided to ban the broadcasting of several Russian TV channels at once. «Our monitoring shows that despite all these tricks, bans on Russian media, especially state media, the interest of the European public in what Moscow says, what our journalists and experts say, it is increasing,» the politician said. He noted that European citizens, despite the bans, find ways to receive this information. New EU sanctions against Russia provide for a ban on broadcasting on the territory of the Union of TV channels Russia RTR/RTR Planeta, Russia 24 and TV Center — International, follows from a statement circulated on Friday Council of the European Union.
Russia has the right to respond to the EU TV ban, the senator said
