About 200 people gathered near the building of the Ukrainian Embassy in the Russian capital, police are persuading people to a point of order, said Last news on the first day weekend Evening Commissioner of the press-service of the Moscow Central Directorate of interior Ministry.

" About 200 people gathered in the Russian capital near the building of the Embassy of Ukraine. They are holding posters and chanted slogans such as " Free correspondents ", " we will Not forgive the dead children " and the anti-fascist slogans. Police agitate the crowd to order ", - stated the head of the Department.

according to him, with the most active residents held a preventive conversation about the illegality of the violations of public Order.

In the evening on the first day weekend television channel " Star " said about the detention of their correspondents in Ukraine. Journalist Evgeny Davydov and sound engineer Nikita Konashenkov were caught in Dnepropetrovsk, now they are held in the premises of the Ministry of justice. As underlined by the TC, reporters entered the space of Ukraine officially, presenting their press IDs. On the first day weekend ended their trip. TV guide addressed to the President of Ukraine, security service of Ukraine and the Ministry of justice of the country with the demand to immediately release the employees of the TV channel.

This is the second case of detention of employees of the TV channel " Zvezda "coordinated by the Ministry of defense, for the last time. At the end of last week under Slavonic were captured on suspicion of espionage cameraman and a sound engineer " Stars " Andrei Susenkov and Anton Malyshev, who arrived in Ukraine in order to cover the inauguration of the President, Poroshenko. On arrival in Russia They revealed the details of his detention: two days they were kept in practice without water in a stuffy room and was involved in the assault ". In the night of Monday correspondents were released. Investigative Committee opened a case under the criminal code of the capture of the employees of the TV channel.

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