In the Russian version of the magazine Rolling Stone Tsarnaev will not be on the cover

The Rolling Stone magazine in Russia will not be published after its American colleagues on the cover of the photo of Johar Tsarnaev , accused of organizing the April terrorist attack in Boston, the editor -in -chief of the Russian version of the magazine Alexander Kondukov told the Russian News Service .

Kondukov explained that in the United States such a marketing move may work, and in Russia it will be inappropriate: "Of course, we will not have such a cover, because it will abruptly affect sales. Such a cover will look strange." According to him, the Russian version of the magazine will be released with an eight -lane version of this material, where "all the most acute, interesting, devoid of biographical longs."

Earlier on Wednesday it was reported that the American version of the magazine caused the anger of its subscribers on the official page of the Facebook publication - the indignant bloggers left hundreds of protest comments under the announcement of the August number with Tsarnaev on the cover. Near the photograph of the terrorist posted the title header (The Bomber). The announcement of the magazine website says that readers will be able to read an article about turning a "child with a promising future into a monster."

The indignation of the American cover was also expressed in the Public Chamber of the Russian Federation: the publication of the picture of Tsarnaev is considered unethical and provocative. “I would never and for nothing posted such a photo on the cover. It is amazing that a very solid magazine with a great story, which writes not only about music, but also seriously about politics, publishes deep interviews, posted on the cover of a person who is accused of a terrorist attack, which has taken away the lives of many people. He can be published somewhere in the magazine with comments with comments, but it was unacceptable” - said it is unacceptable. RIA "News" Deputy Chairman of the Media Commission of the OP, editor -in -chief "AiF" Nikolai Zyatkov.

He added that one could understand the publication if Tsarnaev was justified, he would be innocent. “And now it’s just terrible. The feeling that the world is crazy. Or the magazine is so bad that he decided to go to such a provocation that they talk about him,” said OP member.