Interview Natalia Pelevine, Former Russian Prime Ministerial Aide

The transcript discusses the lack of trust in Kremlin's statements, highlighting their frequent lies as part of their job. It mentions Peskov's denial of collecting compromising information, which the speaker finds laughable due to personal experience with Kremlin's misinformation. The speaker emphasizes the habitual nature of Kremlin's deceit and the inability to trust their words.

What is the speaker's stance on the accusations of espionage?

• The speaker admits to spying.

• The speaker denies any involvement in espionage.

• The speaker blames another country for espionage.

• The speaker is unsure about the accusations.

According to the speaker, how often does the Kremlin lie?

• Every day

• Rarely

• Once a week

• Occasionally

What does the speaker find amusing and saddening about Peskov's statement?

• It contradicts their own actions.

• It is a rare moment of truth.

• It is a common joke.

• It reflects their own experience.

What personal experience does the speaker share?

• Meeting with Peskov.

• Working for the Kremlin.

• Being a victim of espionage.

• Traveling to Russia.

What is the speaker's overall message about trusting the Kremlin?

• They are trustworthy.

• They are sometimes honest.

• They cannot be trusted.

• They are improving their honesty.