The Embassy of Ukraine in the Russian capital hosted a rally in memory of correspondents
The action of memory correspondents who died during the conflict in Eastern Ukraine, was held in the first day weekend at the building of the Ukrainian Embassy in the capital of Russia.

The action of memory correspondents who died during the conflict in Eastern Ukraine, was held in the first day weekend at the building of the Ukrainian Embassy in the capital of Russia.
The campaign, which was organized by the movement " Intimidad ", began at noon with a procession through Leontief lane group of approximately 50 students. Students carried a bouquet of carnations, a sign reading "remember" and artistic portraits of the victims of correspondents, among them Anatoly Kylan, Anton Voloshin and Igor Kornelyuk, reports RIA " Novosti ".
"I think the murders of reporters is an attempt by Kiev to hide the iniquity of the punishers," said correspondents a participant, student, Moscow state University of printing named after Ivan Fedorov. She clarified that the Action is timed to the Day of the journalist, which is celebrated in Ukraine on June 6. After talking with the press, the Activists of the event placed the portraits of correspondents along the fence to the sidewalk and laid the exposure to improvised flowers, but also left candles. Remember, April 16, in the Shevchenko district of Kiev was forcibly deprived of his life, the former chief editor of the Ukrainian newspaper " Today ", journalist Oles Buzina. On the same day in Kiev was forcibly deprived of life journalist, co-founder of online publications ProUA and "Regional" Sergey Shobak. At the end of April in Kiev declared that in the area of the punitive operation in South-Eastern Ukraine in the past year have lost their lives eleven correspondents. 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.