A woman with an active pro-Ukrainian position was taken to Donetsk.
The Russian occupiers abducted and deported Zaporizhzhya journalist Irina Dubchenko to temporarily occupied Donetsk.
“The occupiers took her to her native Rozovka. Ira is accused of supporting and harboring the Ukrainian military. Now she has been taken to Donetsk to conduct “investigative actions,” journalist Yakov Noskov said on Facebook.
The abducted sister of the abducted Alexandra said that the woman got in touch shortly before the “detention”. She said that one of the locals informed the occupiers about her, and told about her journalistic activities and that she was a volunteer.
Dubchenko could not leave Rozovka because she was taking care of her old grandmother. A few days before the attack, the woman was able to send her three-year-old daughter to Zaporizhia.
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