The NTV journalist Andrey Grigoriev, who was arrested on Wednesday in Kyiv and sent to the Russian Federation without the right to cross the border of Ukraine for five years, told the Details of his arrest.

"I have Authorized" Right sector ", which took me to the police station. There were investigators of the security service of Ukraine, which for a long time I was summoned for questioning for a long time we debated the question of what is considered "undesirable" by the mass media. In the end remained in their opinions. Right out of this place - however, I gave collect things drove me to the airport, where he read a resolution of the security service of Ukraine, which requires my bestlocation expelled from the country and makes me banned from entering Ukraine for a period of 5 years ", - quotes the journalist on the Internet representation of the channel.

before the press-Secretary of the security service of Ukraine Elena Gilanskaya said on Wednesday in the center of Kiev employees of the security service of Ukraine were caught two Russian journalist (the First channel and NTV - editor).

The Ministry of foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation believes that the purpose of detention correspondents of the Russian Federation in Kiev is to make fully exploited the information space of Ukraine and considers it as a provocation. Russian foreign Ministry also informed that in connection with the detention of reporters waiting for the corresponding responses of international organizations, most importantly the envoy of the OSCE on freedom of the media.

last week the security service of Ukraine approved the list of the Russian media, which in time will be suspended accreditation by the public authorities before the end of the Ukrainian authorities special operations in the Donbass. The list includes more than 100 TV channels, news agencies and radio stations that are registered in the Russian Federation. In the list of hit international news Agency "Russia today" and all Russian TV channels, except for " Rain ".

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