Russia should respond to the Ukrainian media, If the stop of accreditation Russian correspondents Kiev will not change, I'm sure the head of the state Duma Committee on international Affairs Alexei Pushkov.
"It seems to me, cannot be one-sided discrimination of Russian correspondents. What response can we take? This question should be put when you determine whether Kiev to insist on this, will this episode or policy. As long as we see this As an episode. If this becomes policy, I think we have an obligation to take Any action in response, "quoted Pushkov RIA" Novosti ". 19 March, the head of the Ministry of foreign Affairs of Ukraine Pavlo Klimkin declared a personal boycott of Russian media. On the same day it was announced that the Russian journalist "5th channel" Leonid Muraveva expelled from the territory of Ukraine and barred him from entering the country for 5 years. Remember, on 5 March, the Ministry of foreign Affairs of Ukraine stopped accreditation of all Russian media. Correspondents work in Ukraine with the risk of their lives. The main source of danger for them were Ukrainian troops. From the actions of the security forces have lost their lives Workers RTR Igor Kornelyuk and Anton Voloshin, the operator First channel Anatoly's state-owned Italian journalist Andy Rokkelli and his translator Andrew Miron and photographer MIA "Russia today" Andrey Stenin. In addition, subjected to harassment and Ukrainian press. On March 12, the Ministry of foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation said that Ukraine continues the hunt for dissidents and journalists.


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