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As part of a BBC series about entrepreneurs around the world11 April 2014Last updated at 11:12 Russia TV stations air 'impostor' protester in two guises By News from Elsewheremedia reports from around the world found by BBC Monitoring A man who says he was injured in ongoing protests in Ukraine seems to have appeared on two Russian TV channels claiming to be two different people - a pro-Russia activist in one report and an anti-Russia protester in another In aired on the state-run Rossiya 1 channel on Wednesday a man calling himself Andrei Petkov is seen in a hospital bed complaining Ukrainian extremists attacked him and other peaceful protesters One assailant demanded he remove his Russian St George's ribbon "before a bunch of girls chased him away" the man says But on the same day NTV owned by Russia's Gazprom gas monopoly - but with the slightly different name of Andrei Petkhov - saying he's a German citizen funding a training camp for radical right-wing anti-Russia activists He seems to be wearing the same jersey and has the same bandaged nose in both reports It has caused a stir on social media with some people suggesting the man might be an actor "This is priceless" says one on VKontakte Russia's equivalent to Facebook The writer adds: "Do you still believe the news on Russian TV" But Russian bloggers were unimpressed "A carnival on ice" is how reacted "They didn't even bother to change the decor" Meanwhile says: "I don't know what to say It's funny of course but at the same time so shameful that I don't want to believe it's true" Use #NewsfromElsewhere to stay up-to-date with our reports via and on the right-hand side of it is a monument representing a vegetable cart created in his memory. The confrontation was sparked by . "I think the RT experiment has now passed,000 units - over the , In 1987 he took over as presenter of In Business, Both programmes are pitched at listeners who did not realise they were interested in business.. Even after the batteries for the pinger run out.