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What happened to Dmitry Kiselev?
The query “Dmitry Kiselev died” jumped up in search trends on April 28, 2024. Mostly such requests come from Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan.
Network users are checking the information to see if the Russian propagandist, general director of the Rossiya Segodnya MIA, Dmitry Konstantinovich Kiselev, has really died. He is sometimes confused with his namesake, Russian and Ukrainian journalist Evgeniy Kiselyov.
Official news about Dmitry Kiselev appears on his Wikipedia page, as well as in news feeds. For example, in the Rambler news feed “Dmitry Kiselev. Breaking news, photos and videos.”
The last news there was published on April 26, 2024. This is news about the 70th anniversary of the propagandist.
As of the evening of April 29, 2024, there are no official reports that anything happened to Dmitry Kiselev.
Kiselev is now 70 years old.
Interesting facts about Dmitry Kiselev
- On March 21, 2014, Dmitry Kiselyov was added to the EU sanctions list as “a central figure in state propaganda supporting the deployment of Russian troops in Ukraine.”
- In February 2019, in an interview, Dudu called the USSR “a dead-end branch in the development of human evolution.” In April 2020, he proposed reducing the number of monuments to Lenin in Russia. Discussing the role of Vladimir Lenin in the history of Russia, he stated: “We need to erect monuments to Kolchak, Wrangel, Denikin, Krasnov. Everyone has their own contribution, their own idea and their own tragedy.”
- On April 4, 2012, in the program “Historical Process No. 19 “State and Private Life”” on the Russia-1 channel, Dmitry Kiselev called “bury or burn” the hearts of gay men killed in traffic accidents.
- Dmitry Kiselev built a house in the Crimean Koktebel, and in 2003 founded the Jazz Koktebel festival there. He also initiated the reconstruction of the house-museum of the writer and artist Maximilian Voloshin. Since 2012, Kiselev began creating the winery “Cock t’est belle” in Koktebel.
- Even before Maidan 2014, Kiselev founded the Skovoroda club, where he “Friends from both countries could communicate with each other. Without the press and any formalities.” Other friends of Dmitry Kiselyov’s club included former Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko and writer Oles Buzina.
- In 2003, Kiselev became the author of the musical “Tuzla” for the Kyiv theater “Constellation”.
- Dmitry Kiselev admitted to Boris Korchevnikov that he helped the career of the singer SHAMAN. Two years ago, Kiselev showed the SHAMAN video “Let’s Stand Up” in the “News of the Week” program, and a huge audience of his program learned about the singer.
- Kiselev is fond of judo and has a black belt. Dmitry Konstantinovich collects antiques and is the author of several books.
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