Kyrylo Tymoshenko’s TV studio asks for "financial support" to continue working on "information front"
The private company "Kinokit", which produces content for the state-owned "Rada" TV channel and was granted the status of a "critical enterprise" the day before, is asking for "financial support".
According to Censor.NET, this is stated on the company's website.
They noted that financial assistance was needed "to continue to fulfil our professional duties on the information front in this extremely difficult time for Ukraine".
In particular, funds are needed for "450 experienced journalists, presenters, cameramen, directors, sound engineers, editors, producers who need at least a minimum livelihood for themselves and their families".
"Technical support and its maintenance: servers, generators, control rooms, cameras. Everything has to work smoothly and under a huge load. Vehicles and fuel: for the prompt movement of our film crews, equipment, etc.
Ensuring the basic life of the head office: for the prompt movement of our film crews, equipment, etc.", - the statement reads.
Earlier, the media reported that "Kinokit" was linked to one of President Zelensky's former business partners.
On 12 January 2023, the media reported that the parliamentary TV channel "Rada" had signed a UAH 120 million agreement to produce programmes for a telethon with the "Kinokit" company, which is linked to Kyrylo Tymoshenko.
On 8 April 2024, it became known that "Kinokit" received the status of a"critical enterprise" and reserved employees from the draft
