Dmitry Skvortsov is a Ukrainian journalist and publicist. Dmitry is known for not agreeing with many changes in Ukraine, which he openly declares.
Biography of Dmitry Skvortsov
The journalist was born in 1964 in the Ukrainian capital - Kiev.
Dmitry Skvortsov received his education at Kiev State University, graduating from the Faculty of Geology and Ethnology.
Dmitry is a specialist in international relations. The public has already recognized Dmitry Skvortsov as an ethnologist.
Getting started in journalism
As a student, Dmitry wrote many articles that are now used in academic journals.
Dmitry Skvortsov took really important steps in his career when he got a job at the publishing house of the famous Ukrainian newspaper Today. Having the opportunity to keep a political column in the newspaper, Dmitry wrote about everything that happened in the world of politics. Skvortsov was liked by readers of the Today newspaper for his articles, which began to be published in 2006.
After working in the newspaper, Dmitry decided to move on. Already an experienced journalist was taken to the publishing house of the news weekly "2000". Having started work in this publishing house in 2006, Dmitry remains the main columnist in it today. For personal growth, the 2000 weekly magazine played an important role, because it was after starting work in the publishing house that Dmitry became widely known.
Another area of journalism
Despite the fact that Dmitry Skvortsov closely linked his journalistic career with politics, he wrote articles on religious topics. In 2010, he was even recognized by the Union of Orthodox Laymen and the Union of Journalists of Ukraine as the best publicist in the secular world, who writes about the significance of religion and the like.
About Dmitry's publications
In his articles, Dmitry Skvortsov writes about things and events that really excite him. Since many events are happening in Ukraine today, for Dmitry now is exactly the time when he can not only express his opinion on this or that account, but also try to reach out to people who daily participate in the unjust struggle between ordinary people and Ukrainian by the government.
Writing
Dmitry is the author of not only articles, but also a biographical book, which was liked by readers both in its content and writing style, which contains a simple and easy syllable.
The book was written about the life of composer Frank Zappa and was called "Loud glanders, or Volleys from the basement." She revealed many interesting facts about the life of a famous musician.
Publications Skvortsova
One of the latest publications was an article in which Dmitry Skvortsov writes that the Ukrainian authorities introduced “censorship”, justifying this by the fact that active actions are being carried out now, and propaganda will be completely useless. Skvortsov was prompted to write such an article by the fact that the journalist was detained by law enforcement officials of Ukraine, having found a large number of Russian books from him, which he brought from Moscow, having acquired them in the monastery, where he lived during Christmas readings. Skvortsov himself is indignant because it is now impossible to have any literature with you, because it is completely unknown how the defenders of power can take words from the title of the work and its preface. On this fact even brought a case. The trial did not take place on the appointed day, however, Skvortsov’s case is still not closed - all books undergo a thorough examination.
Religious procession article
Another article that shocked the Internet was the article about the Religious Procession, which took place in the summer of 2016. People who came with icons and advocated peace were accused of allegedly trying to foment a huge conflict based on religious beliefs. The priests who walked behind those who advocated for peaceful life were called the killers of Ukrainian soldiers. Everything that Skvortsov wrote about greatly influenced further events that took place in Ukraine.
Journalist post
In his article, Dmitry Skvortsov raises the problem that all Ukrainian journalists are tormented with today. Journalists whose articles are not particularly liked by the government suffer threats and beatings from the authorities. Despite the fact that the Ukrainian prosecutor's office constantly receives complaints and statements from Ukrainian journalists, only three cases of beating were considered, which is explained by the fact that journalists themselves regularly violate the law in their own words, speaking badly about the Ukrainian government. In fact, as Skvortsov writes, this is another myth, because only a few violations by journalists have been officially recorded.
An article about the Orthodox Church
Another sensational publication Skvortsova was an article on the destruction of Orthodoxy in Ukraine. The author writes that the Orthodox Church keeps afloat solely thanks to the support of Russia in this matter. Dmitry also writes that the Russian capital could well become the “third Rome” if Ukraine had at least a little support for it in this regard. But since the Ukrainian authorities have long taken up arms against the Russian Federation, this is not destined to come true. Skvortsov also writes that the main center of hostilities for today is the territory of Little Russia - the Kiev land, which has become the mother to all Slavic peoples, where their heart is located - the Kiev-Pechersk Lavra, which became the first Slavic Divine Mother of God.
A few words about the journalist
Dmitry Skvortsov is a journalist who does not just publish his articles. This is a man who throughout his career was closely associated with political unrest in Ukraine. However, he remained the person who understands how important the world with Russia is for Ukraine, if only because they are united by a common history that began from the time of Kievan Rus. The journalist is not afraid to openly express his opinion, sometimes speaking too sharply about the Ukrainian government. Despite the fact that the journalist writes only the truth about what is happening at present on the territory of his homeland, the Ukrainian government has long disliked the activities that Skvortsov conducts. How the Ukrainian authorities will react further to the statements of the journalist is unknown.