Drunk and the leadership of the Himok mutually "shocked" by an incident in the mayor's office

The administration of the Khimki near Moscow notes that the NTV journalist had the opportunity to interview the mayor of the city of Vladimir Strelchenko for the Maximum Program, but he was not allowed to do this in connection with the behavior of the correspondent.

"He (the journalist) went to the meeting, everyone organized, agreed. However, he simply shocked us with his behavior," the source in the administration of the city of Khimki told Interfax . According to him, "it makes no sense to comment on this incident."

“On the Internet there is a video of this, the so -called“ Interview. ”Look and draw conclusions yourself,” the Himok administration said.

In turn, NTV journalist Gleb Pyamykh, who was trying to interview Strelchenko, said that he was "shocked by the behavior of the mayor of Khimki." He also noticed that "who and how can be seen on the Hymok television company, where the interview is posted completely."

“From the first seconds of the conversation, the mayor began to cling to the words, not to speak on the merits,” the drunk said. At the same time, he brought two theses of Strelchenko: “The administration building is not mine, I’m here temporary”, as well as “the Khimki forest is the wrong name”.

"In a situation where the whole country is interested in the fate of journalist Oleg Kashin, in Khimki the trial of the journalist Mikhail Beketov, whom the mayor of the city accused of slander, was held in Khimki. At the same time, two years ago, Beketov was crippled and went to court in a wheelchair," said the drunk.

According to his assessment, "Khimki is the only city in the country where attacks on such a number of journalists who made an independent press are made."

“By the way, I think that the inflexible position of the mayor of Himmok led to a socio -political explosion around the situation with the construction of the Dubler of the Leningrad highway.“ The program is maximum, ”of course, today will show interviews and the unfortunate victims of the press freedom in Khimki,” the drunk concluded.