The Office of the President is convinced that Laura Loomer’s personal acquaintance with the realities of war will help her avoid the influence of Kremlin propaganda.
Laura Loomer in Ukraine / © x.com/LauraLoomer
The Office of the President commented on the arrival of the controversial American blogger Laura Loomer in Ukraine. According to Bankova, personal experience will help her resist Russian propaganda.
This was reported on the Telegram channel of the Office of the President of Ukraine.
“It is very important that Laura Loomer is in Ukraine and sees with her own eyes what is happening here. There is no better way to form an informed point of view than through personal experience, which makes it possible not to succumb to Russian propaganda,” the brief statement of the OP reads.
We remind you that on the eve of the arrival of blogger Laura Loomer, from the circle of US President Donald Trump, in Ukraine. She stated that she wants to independently verify information about the war. On her first day in Ukraine, the blogger learned about Russia’s war crimes in Bucha and the murder of civilians.
What did Laura Loomer say about Ukraine before?
Loomer has long spread classic Russian propaganda narratives about Ukraine.
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In particular, the blogger publicly criticized President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and spread accusations against the Ukrainian authorities.
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She repeated the theses of Russian propaganda about “denazification” and sought justification for the RF’s aggression, being under the influence of information “bubbles.”
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She stated that “Ukraine is not our ally” because it allegedly compiled “lists of enemies” among American citizens (spreading attacks on independent Ukrainian publications).
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As Loomer herself later noted, she and many Americans in her circles have long viewed the war through “rose-tinted glasses,” showing excessive sympathy for Russia and believing disinformation.
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