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Russians take over the territory of Ukraine; Massive air and artillery strikes - Vimarsana News

Russians take over the territory of Ukraine; Massive air and artillery strikes

Latest Serbia news in English, latest Kosovo news in English, Serbian economy news, Serbian business news, Serbian politics news, Balkan regional news in English

Source: b92.net
Straight from the Source: For us journalists, too, war in Ukraine is a battle for survival - Vimarsana News

Straight from the Source: For us journalists, too, war in Ukraine is a battle for survival

Ukrainian writer Zoya Krasovska, who visited the suburbs with a delegation of Ukrainian journalists in 2019, describes life for journalists under the continuing assaults of Russian missiles where she works in Lviv.

For us journalists, too, war in Ukraine is a battle for survival - Vimarsana News

For us journalists, too, war in Ukraine is a battle for survival

Ukrainian writer Zoya Krasovska, who visited the suburbs with a delegation of Ukrainian journalists in 2019, describes life for journalists under the continuing assaults of Russian missiles where she works in Lviv.

Russian forces carried out 243 attacks on media in Ukraine in first two months of war - Vimarsana News

Russian forces carried out 243 attacks on media in Ukraine in first two months of war

According to the Institute of Mass Information, as of April 24, seven journalists had been killed while carrying out their professional duty, nine had been injured, and at least 15 were missing.

Source: ifex.org
The world must do more than watch Ukraine burn - Vimarsana News

The world must do more than watch Ukraine burn

On March 23, at 7am, Svetlana Zalizetskaya, editor-in-chief of the RIA-Melitopol news outlet, learned that armed men in a white jeep had arrived at her house. She was not in the city, but neighbors told her they saw men with machine guns taking her parents out. Russian soldiers had occupied Melitopol since early last month, kidnapped the city’s mayor, Ivan Fedorov, and tried to force him to work on the Russian side. He refused. At the same time, the Russians began putting pressure on journalists: They needed to convince the population that the Russian army had come to “liberate the city fr...