The key facts
- Governor's press secretary Mariam Bashkirova stated that no 'digital readiness regime' has been introduced in the region.
- The order allegedly issued on behalf of governor Alexei Besprozvannykh about checking official accounts at the initiative of Rospotrebnadzor was called fake.
- The material also mentions Maria Zakharova's statement about Russia's readiness to respond to aggression against the region.
Authorities Called Reports of a 'Digital Readiness Regime' Fake
No 'digital readiness regime' providing for checks of official accounts has been introduced in the Kaliningrad Region. This was reported by the press secretary of the region's governor, Mariam Bashkirova, who called the circulating information untrue.
The Essence of the Fake Order
According to Bashkirova, a fake order by governor Alexei Besprozvannykh is being published in a Telegram channel, under which a 'digital readiness regime' is allegedly being introduced in the region, providing, at the initiative of Rospotrebnadzor, for checks of official accounts. The representative of the head of the region emphasized that the information about the introduction of such a control procedure is fake.
Context
The Life.ru material also mentions that earlier the official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Maria Zakharova, commented on Poland's alleged plans to strike the Kaliningrad Region. According to her, Russia will respond with all available means to any armed aggression against the region, and a war in that case would be very short.
