Missing Russian journalist in Ukraine
- Ukraine imposes travel ban on Russian media heads, including RT’s Editor-in-Chief
Ukraine’s president has imposed personal sanctions against the heads of top Russian media, including RT, citing “national security and sovereignty” concerns. The travel ban, however, has been mocked by those who were targeted as a recognition of their merits.News - ‘Ukrainian witch-hunting site violates intl laws & human rights with tacit support from Kiev’
The fact that private data of journalists in eastern Ukraine accused of “collaborating with terrorists” has repeatedly been leaked online with no repercussions means that it is backed by authorities, Russia’s ombudsman for human rights told RT. - EU presses Kiev over fresh leak of journalists’ data by Ukrainian witch-hunt website
European officials have urged Kiev to delete yet another list of foreign journalists “accused” of covering the situation on the ground in eastern Ukraine by a notorious website which claims to be hunting “enemies of the state” and “terrorist collaborators.”News - Turkey detains & deports Russian journalists investigating ISIS oil trade reports
Russian journalists preparing an investigative report into Ankara’s alleged involvement in the oil trade with ISIS have been detained and deported from Turkey. Moscow strongly condemned the treatment of the Rossiya 1 TV crew, demanding explanations.News - ‘I’ll be home soon’: The life and work of Andrey Stenin (1980-2014)
Photojournalist Andrey Stenin left for Ukraine on May 15, his mother Vera told RT after his disappearance in August. She said they last talked on the phone on July 17 - during that conversation her son said, “It's close. I’ll be coming home soon.”News - Missing Russian journalist Andrey Stenin confirmed dead in Ukraine
Russian journalist Andrey Stenin, missing in eastern Ukraine for a month, has been confirmed dead, RIA Novosti, the news agency where he worked, reports. He was in a vehicle traveling in a convoy of escaping civilians when it came under heavy fire.News
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