Information service of the European Union announced the launch of a set of reporters and PR professionals who, on the idea of Brussels, have to deal with "anti-Western propaganda" in Russia. in the description of the content of the work, sent to the embassies of EU countries in Brussels, reported that the task of the expert will be a " correction supplied by Russia information, verification of facts and dispelling myths about the EU." As informs Regnum, the main requirements to the specialist indicated the presence of journalism education, experience in the media and knowledge of the Russian language. the mission of the Department imposing the EU also will include " the development and regular updating of EU reports and informing them via social networks, publications in Newspapers and other media to explain the programme of the EAP (Eastern partnership) ". The mission of the new employees that are required to be undoubtedly Russian, includes conducting "analysis and monitoring of information on EU policy" in the Russian media. Department of imposition will have its own press organ for the dissemination of information in the Russian language. According to one version, the group will be from 2 to five people. Correspondents will receive a temporary contract for a year with minimum salary of 350 euros 4 thousand a month. It will be allocated from the budget of the European country that will provide such a specialist, because the EU budget does not provide money for this project. Remember, the first ideas about the necessity of the establishment of the Department imposing appeared in March. Then the EU summit has ordered the head of European diplomacy Federica Mogherini to create a plan to counter the information spread about the Ukrainian crisis printed and electronic publications of Russia. For its part, Mogherini said that the EU's thinking on the creation of Russian-language media aimed at Russian-speaking audience in the countries of the Eastern partnership (Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine) and the EU. Before that, in January, the head of the Danish Ministry of foreign Affairs Martin Lidegaard said the EU doesn't have a full answer to "Russian propaganda" As one of the most important parts of hybrid war.