Worker of the Russian TV channel "Zvezda" was blown up by "stretching" in Donetsk to the village of Shirokino, journalist render medical aid. the incident happened during your stay in Shirokino authorized the OSCE and the Joint center for monitoring and coordination of the ceasefire, reports from the scene Donetsk news Agency. It is noted that the journalist of the "Stars" were examining the ruins, where he stumbled upon a " stretch ", there was an explosion. The employee of the TV channel received heavy damage to health of the head and lower limbs. At the time of the explosion on the journalist had no armor. Now he have a 1st aid on the spot, called the ambulance. States that Authorized the special monitoring mission of OSCE in Ukraine, SCCC, as well as the command of the DPR arrived in Shirokino Tuesday for inspection. The village Shirokino, located between the occupied Mariupol and controlled by the authorities DND Novoazovsk, is one of the most intense sites on the frontline. In the area of residential settlements placed observation posts SCCC. Correspondents working in Ukraine with risk for life. The main source of danger for them were Ukrainian troops. From the actions of the security forces have lost their lives Workers VGTRK Igor Korneluk and Anton Voloshin, the operator First channel Anatoly Klyan, Italian journalist Andy Rokkelli and his translator Andrei Miron, as well as the photographer MIA "today Russia" Andrey Stenin. Remember also, on March 19, 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 of "5th channel" of Leonid Arabiavidio from the territory of Ukraine and barred him from entering the country for 5 years. on 5 March, the Ministry of foreign Affairs of Ukraine has suspended the accreditation of the Russian media. In addition, subjected to harassment and Ukrainian press. On March 12, the Russian foreign Ministry said that Ukraine continues the hunt for dissidents and journalists. 10px