Russia until now did not see the results of the investigation into the death of Russian correspondents in Ukraine, said on the first day of the week the Commissioner of the Ministry of foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation for human rights Konstantin Dolgov. "We, Russia, have lost 4 of correspondents during the Ukrainian conflict. We now do not see the results of the investigation. We don't know when will be punished the perpetrators of the other crimes that were committed in Ukraine ", - said Dolgov opened on the first day of the week the OSCE conference on security correspondents and media freedom in times of conflict. He said that the Commissioner of the OSCE on freedom of the media Dunja Mijatovic first promised to keep control of the investigation." Mrs. Mijatovic promised to keep the matter under control. I hope so, " Dolgov said. since the Ukrainian authorities military operations in the South-East of the country lost his life four Russian journalist: correspondent of the Agency "Russia today" Andrei Stenin, Workers VGTRK Igor Korneluk and Anton Voloshin, the operator First channel Anatoly Klyan. The Ministry of foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation asked in a persistent form from Kiev to meticulously investigate the death of Russian reporters. Debts are also entered into discussion With the speakers before the Symposium assistant Secretary General of the United Nations for human rights Ivan ?imonovi?, who criticized the prosecution of printed and electronic publications of Russia in promoting, for example, mentioning common in the Russian media allegations of "fascism" in Ukraine. "Mr. ?imonovi?, if you believe that in Ukraine there is no Nazism and neo-Nazism, you have the opportunity to cast the first stone at me. He is there, there is a breach of international obligations of this state, a violation of the Nuremberg Tribunal, " said Debts. He also emphasized the taboo on the entry of Russian correspondents in Ukraine and Moldova, the deprivation of the Russian media accreditation with the official authorities of Ukraine, as well as the blocking of Russian TV channels and individual programs in several post-Soviet countries." Line up information barriers between our countries, " - said Dolgov. June 14, a journalist for Agence France Press Alexander Hayuk, a citizen of the Kuibyshev district of Donetsk, was wounded in the leg at the time of firing in the area. June 12, reporters Luhansk information center came under fire from the military power of Ukraine. The explosion occurred in 10-15 metres from correspondents, a shell exploded between 2 concrete blocks that had saved them from splash damage.