Kiev continues to ban the broadcasting of Russian TV channels on the terrain of Ukraine. This time, the national Council of Ukraine on TV and broadcasting has addressed with the claim in respect of the TVC channel. Ukrainian office inter alia announced a ban relay LifeNews and REN TV. "Remembering that the TV channels LifeNews and REN TV are considered authentic and broadcasting them on the terrain of Ukraine Smoking, national Council appealed to the Prosecutor General of Ukraine as for the adoption of measures appropriate response, because their programs are the symptoms of an offence against the country and the incitement of national hatred", - reads the news on the website of the national Council. The Agency adds that according to the materials of the official forecast of the Council has already appealed to the regional administrative Tribunal of the city of Kyiv with the claim conditional suspension relay on the area of Ukraine's foreign programs "TV Center - International". Remember, persecution on national television started in the beginning of March. Then the national Council has stopped working "Russia 24", First channel, RTR Planet" and "NTV-Mir". In early June, these media outlets appealed against the district court decision to suspend the hearings on the case of the ban broadcast. Furthermore, on 8 may, the State Committee of Ukraine for television and radio broadcasting demanded to ban the broadcast of the Ukrainian TV channels of the Russian TV series and films, which, taking into account the opinion of Kyiv, "praise the Armed forces of Russia". The Committee declared the need to "revise the program content of radio and domestic films and TV series". The Russian foreign Ministry, explaining the situation with the national media, was called off Russian TV channels attack on freedom of the media, and the General Director of the First channel Konstantin Ernst and urged the Ukrainian authorities to reverse the decision, "contrary to generally accepted standards of international law and the interests of customers".