Moscow has harshly react to the incident with the detention of the journalist of NTV on the border of Ukraine with the Crimea, the authorised Ministry of foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation on problems of human rights, democracy and rule of law Konstantin Dolgov.
"We always hard to respond to such incidents, but we need to see the real side of things ", ? said Debts, RIA " Novosti ", answering the question about what the reaction to the arrest of a Russian correspondent will follow from the Ministry of foreign Affairs.
remember, NTV journalist Ekaterina Voronina, arrested on Thursday evening on the border of Ukraine and Crimea near the city of Kalanchak, after hours of questioning by the SBU was released without any charges. At the moment of detention it together with the Ukrainian operator-stringer deadlines filmed material About the siege of the Peninsula " Right sector* ". Detained the journalist of NTV, the citizens didn't even let her get to the border checkpoint. While Voronin is absolutely officially crossed the Russian-Ukrainian border, arriving from the capital of Russia in Odessa. At the moment Voronin is returned to the capital of Russia to prepare to air a material About the incident. The details of the conflict will be in the program "Central television" on the first day of the weekend. The so-called food blockade of the Crimea activists led by people's Deputy of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine Mustafa Dzhemilev, leader of Crimean Tatars in Ukraine Refat Chubarov and joined them "the Right sector" began Sunday, limiting the document for access of trucks with goods through border checkpoints. The Ukrainian head Petro Poroshenko called the goal "food blockade" of the Crimea. According to his statement, this is done for an early resumption of state sovereignty over the Crimea ".
* The organisation against which the court accepted entered into legal force of the conclusion About destruction or ban the activities on the grounds stipulated by the Federal law "On countering extremist activity"

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