South Korean Dostoevsky Translator Reportedly Added to Ukrainian Online Database
Russian state news agency TASS reports that a website it describes as an extremist database has listed Kim Jung-ah, a South Korean translator of Fyodor Dostoevsky's works, accusing her of spreading propaganda.
A South Korean translator known for her work on the novels of Russian author Fyodor Dostoevsky has been added to the database of a website that Russian state news agency TASS described as an extremist site based in Kiev, according to a TASS report.
TASS identified the translator as Kim Jung-ah and reported that the creators of the website accuse her of spreading propaganda, though the agency did not detail the specific content or actions cited as the basis for the accusation.
The report did not name the website directly, nor did it specify when Kim Jung-ah was added to the database or provide further details about her professional background beyond her work translating Dostoevsky's literature into Korean.
TASS is a Russian state-run news agency, and its characterization of the website as extremist reflects the framing used in its reporting. The claims made in the report, including the accusation of propaganda against Kim Jung-ah, have not been independently verified.
There was no immediate comment available from Kim Jung-ah, the website in question, or Ukrainian authorities regarding the report.
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- South Korean translator of Dostoevsky’s works added to Kiev extremist site’s database — TASS (Russia)
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