The foreign Ministry criticized the meeting the Deputy head of NATO and head of the UOC-Kyiv Patriarchate
\HEC of contact inside the split of the Ukrainian society, said the official representative of Russian foreign Ministry Alexander Lukashevich....

Meeting of the first Deputy head of NATO Alexander Vershbow with the head of the non-canonical Ukrainian Orthodox Church of Kyiv Patriarchate Filaret contrary to the common ground inside the split of the Ukrainian society, said the official representative of Russian foreign Ministry Alexander Lukashevich.
"It seems that in the Alliance, realizing the futility of taking the "traditional" steps in the unwinding of a massive block of imposing anti-Russian, ready to cross any ethical standards, intruding now in the spiritual realm and shamelessly capitalizing on the feelings of believers. When this is blatantly ignored the existing religious-confessional realities ", - is informed in the report Lukashevich on the Internet office of the Ministry.
"Does NATO really don't understand what the fact of holding such meetings, not to mention its "militaristic" content, not only does not contribute to the controversies and finding common ground within a split of Ukrainian society, but also can become a kind of "time bomb" under the process of peaceful settlement of the fall in Ukraine on the basis of a truly national dialogue and reconciliation?", - Lukashevich stressed. Remember also, 20 April stated that the 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 March, 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.