During the meeting in Kiev with Lithuanian President Dalia Grybauskaite, the head of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko said that he had discussed the need to create a Russian-language channel with German Chancellor Angela Merkel, and expressed hope will support this proposal. "We urgently need now to make the TRANS-European Russian-language channel broadcasting. I have initiative and are counting on your support, so We extended it to Lithuania. You have a Russian-speaking audience, We are ready to send the best correspondents, can make the rules. It is important that in Lithuania knew what was happening, it is Important to communicate alternative position, " said Poroshenko, whose words are in the message on the Internet office of the Ukrainian President. Poroshenko said that " it must be a separate channel, which will be available in any hotel, each clinic."" We are open to any help and is ready to send its specialists, " said Grybauskaite. In early January, in the process of meeting with the Minister of foreign Affairs of Latvia Edgars Rink?vi?s, the head of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko has said about the importance of creating a pan-European Russian-language channel. Remember that Kiev has decided to make Russian-language TV channel Ukraine Tomorrow (Ukraine tomorrow ). Kiev nourishes the hope that Ukraine Tomorrow will work as a counterbalance to Russia Today and other Russian channels. In addition, first stated that the deputies of the EU asks the EC to make strategy of anti Russian propaganda. The head of the Danish Ministry of foreign Affairs Martin lidegaard, January 9, stated that the EU doesn't have a full answer to "Russian propaganda" as one of the most important parts of hybrid war. At the end of December, Latvia urged the European Union to allocate her "conventional means" to open your channel for Russian-speaking residents, and Estonia adopted the state budget for the subsequent year, which includes the allocation of 2, 5 million euros for the development of a Russian-language channel. The Ministry of foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation in this regard, said that the European Union's intention to make a "counter-propaganda" Russian-speaking channel is contrary to the principle of freedom of speech. 10px