Tina Kandelaki

TV presenter and deputy CEO of Gazprom-Media

Tinatin Givievna Kandelaki is a Russian journalist employed by the state-owned company Gazprom Media, and a public figure who has been using her popularity and influence in the public sphere to voice Russian propaganda and to justify the ongoing Russian war of aggression against Ukraine. She was among those who performed during the Luzhniki stadium concert of 18 March 2022 that marked the 8th anniversary of the illegal annexation of Crimea and served as a symbol of support for the ongoing war in Ukraine. After 2014, she fully supported the illegal annexation of Crimea. Moreover, she is a Deputy General Director of Gazprom Media Holding, a holding of several media outlets that spread anti-Ukrainian propaganda and justify Russian aggression against Ukraine. Several TV channels owned and governed by Gazprom Media Holding have replaced Ukrainian TV outlets on local TV frequencies previously seized forcefully by Russians after the Russian invasion of Crimea and have thus actively participated in the process of the illegal annexation of Crimea. Therefore, Tinatin Givievna Kandelaki is responsible for, implementing, supporting or benefiting from actions or policies by the Government of the Russian Federation which undermine or threaten democracy, the rule of law, stability or security in the Union or in one or several of its Member States, in an international organisation, or in a third country, or which undermine or threaten the sovereignty or independence of one or several of its Member States, or of a third country, by planning, directing, engaging in, directly or indirectly, supporting or otherwise facilitating the use of coordinated information manipulation and interference.

Journaliste, personnalité publique, célébrité, présentatrice et productrice de télévision, directrice générale adjointe de Gazprom Media Holding - Givievna Kandelaki est une journaliste russe, employée par l’entreprise d’État Gazprom Media, et une personnalité publique, qui se sert de sa popularité et de son influence dans la sphère publique pour se faire l’écho de la propagande russe et justifier la guerre d’agression russe en cours contre l’Ukraine. Elle faisait partie des personnalités qui se sont produites lors du concert organisé le 18 mars 2022 au stade Luzhniki, qui a marqué le huitième anniversaire de l’annexion illégale de la Crimée et a servi de symbole de soutien à la guerre en cours en Ukraine. Après 2014, elle a pleinement soutenu l’annexion illégale de la Crimée. En outre, elle est directrice générale adjointe de Gazprom Media Holding, société regroupant plusieurs médias qui diffusent la propagande anti-ukrainienne et justifient l’agression russe contre l’Ukraine. Plusieurs chaînes de télévision détenues et dirigées par Gazprom Media Holding ont remplacé les chaînes de télévision ukrainiennes sur des fréquences locales précédemment saisies de force par les Russes après l’invasion de la Crimée par la Russie, et ont donc participé activement au processus d’annexion illégale de la Crimée. Par conséquent, Tinatin Givievna Kandelaki est responsable d’actions ou de politiques du gouvernement de la Fédération de Russie qui compromettent ou menacent la démocratie, l’état de droit, la stabilité ou la sécurité de l’Union, ou d’un ou de plusieurs de ses États membres, d’une organisation internationale ou d’un pays tiers, ou qui compromettent ou menacent la souveraineté ou l’indépendance d’un ou de plusieurs de ses États membres, ou d’un pays tiers, ou met en œuvre ou soutient de telles actions ou politiques ou en tire avantage, en organisant ou dirigeant l’utilisation de la manipulation coordonnée de l’information et de l’ingérence, ou en participant, directement ou indirectement, à une telle utilisation, en la soutenant ou en la facilitant de quelque autre manière.

Russian propagandist: deputy general director of Gasprom Media; acting director of TNT TV channel

Russian propagandist: Deputy General Director of Gazprom Media and Director of the TNT TV channel. Gazprom Media Holding owns and manages several significant media assets in Russian propaganda, including Russian and international TV channels, radio stations, publications, film companies, internet resources, and sales houses. The company is systematically used by the state to establish control over independent media for censorship purposes. The main propaganda assets of the company include the NTV, TNT, and Match TV channels. The holding also owns the Russian video hosting service Rutube, which is intended to become a fully government-controlled replacement for YouTube if it is blocked. Public figure. She has publicly expressed support for the actions of the Russian army in Ukraine, as well as for the policies of Ramzan Kadyrov, the head of the Chechen Republic.

Propagandist. Ramzan Kadyrov's publicist. Co-owner of Apostol, interim director of the TNT TV channel. According to a credible public investigation, she is involved in a corruption scheme run by Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin. He receives public funds from the Moscow city budget for PR support of Sergei Sobyanin and the ruling political regime under the guise of providing services to the city of Moscow through the RTVI TV channel.

Public figure. Expressed public support for the actions of the Russian army in Ukraine

She is a Russian propagandist and a Deputy General Director of Gazprom Media; Director of the TNT TV channel. Gazprom Media holding owns and manages several significant media assets of Russian propaganda: Russian and international TV channels, radio stations, publications, film companies, Internet resources, and sales houses. The company is systematically used by the state to establish control over independent media for censorship purposes. The main propaganda assets of the company include the NTV, TNT, and Match TV channels. The holding also owns the Russian video hosting Rutube, which is intended to become a completely government-controlled replacement for YouTube once it is blocked. She is also a public figure. Has publicly expressed support for the actions of the Russian army in Ukraine, as well as the policies of the head of the Chechen Republic, Ramzan Kadyrov.

Russian television personality