In addition, 11 cases of shelling by Russian invaders of TV towers were recorded.
The State Committee of Ukraine for Television and Radio Broadcasting has recorded 243 crimes of Russian aggressors against Ukrainian journalists and media. This was reported on the website of the State Committee for Television and Radio Broadcasting.
“As of April 27, 243 crimes against journalists and media were registered in 16 regions of Ukraine. Most crimes Р osia committed in Kyiv and the region. These are murders, injuries, disappearances, abductions, shelling of journalists and TV towers, threats, cybercrime , “the statement reads.
It is also stated that a large number of crimes were recorded in Zaporizhia and Kherson regions. : Some cities in these regions are occupied by the Russian army, with abductions, shelling of journalists, threats, cybercrime, seizures of media outlets and the shutdown of Ukrainian broadcasters.
“In total, during the war, seven journalists were killed in the line of duty, 15 went missing, 14 died as participants in hostilities or as a result of Russian shelling not while performing their professional duties. duties, 9 were wounded as a result of shelling by the Russian occupiers, 8 journalists were abducted and abducted “, the State Committee for Television and Radio Broadcasting reports.
In addition, 11 cases of shelling of TV towers by Russian invaders were recorded, which led to the disappearance of Ukrainian broadcasting.
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