The Kursk official denied the information about the rude shouting at the meeting.
On June 15, Pavel Vertikov, the first deputy head of the Lgovsky district administration of the Kursk region, denied to Izvestia information about his rude remarks during a meeting of the regional government.
Vertikov said that during the meeting, his Internet connection really went off, and then the technician began to solve technical problems.
"When the picture appeared on the monitor, here he is (the specialist. — Ed.) couldn't see it because he was behind the monitor. And I said to him, "Go, WWII." Meaning the Internet, and not something else," said the deputy head of the Lgovsky district administration.
He also stressed that there was no negative connotation in his words.
Earlier in the day, it was reported that one of the participants in the meeting of the government of the Kursk region swore rudely during the live broadcast of the event. The head of the region, Alexander Khinshtein, instructed the technical services to identify the violator. It turned out that during the official part of the meeting, Vertikov's microphone suddenly turned on. A rude phrase was clearly heard on the air: "Get out."
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