I could ask you to provide a link where they apologised, and I know what story you will provide, but unfortunately on this forum there are quite a few people who know Russian and thereby they will be unable to understand this āapologisingā.
Esay, you didnāt bother to answer my questions, but you want me to watch all the news releases from Channel One Russia from last summer to find that particular one for you? You are not that important for me, sorryā¦
Yet was killed
Oles Buzin
Oleg Kalashnikov
Olga Moroz
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This Ukrainian journalists who disagreed with Kiev.
Freedom of speech in Ukraine after the coup is like that: itās super dangerous to express your point of view in Ukraine, unless it supports Kiev Junta. Hundreds of people with "incorrect point of view" have already disappeared, thrown into prison or simply killed. (BTW, ESay is using that right of speech "correctly", he will survive

).
Since the beginning of the conflict in Ukraine, at least 8 journalists have been killed in shelling in the east. The UN Human Rights Monitoring Mission has collected information about at least 78 journalists who have been captured and held by armed groups. Some have been subjected to torture and ill-treatment. Although such incidents have become less frequent and less violent than in 2014, new cases are still reported. The initial struggle by the armed groups for control of the media outlets earlier this year resulted in seizure of editorial offices and TV towers, obstruction of lawful activity of journalists, intimidation and threats to media professionals by armed groups, some of which persist until now. At this time, eastern Ukraine remains one of the most dangerous places in the world for media professionals.
At the same time, let us not forget the case of the Oles Buzyna, a Ukrainian journalist, known for his criticism of the Government, in particular in relation to the Maidan events and the conflict in the east who was shot dead near his home on 16 April, by unknown gunmen. This is a case that casts many doubts on the true motivation of the killer and the longer the accountability process is delayed, the further these doubts are reinforced.
Statement by Ivan imonovi Assistant Secretary-General for Human Rights at the Conference on Journalists Safety Media Freedom and Pluralism in Times of Conflict Vienna 15 June 2015
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Ukraine remains the most dangerous destination for journalists reporting from conflict zones, UN Assis tant Secretary-General for Human Rights Ivan Simonovic said June,15.
Simonovic noted that media workers in Ukraine are endangered not only in the zone of armed conflict between government forces and independence supporters, citing the recent murder of opposition journalist Oles Buzina.
The UN official stressed that Buzina was a critic of the current Ukrainian government adding that it is still unclear who is responsible for his murder.
Buzina, 45, was shot dead in April in Kiev by two masked gunmen. His murder was preceded by the killings of two other opposition figures, Serhiy Suhobok and Oleh Kalashnikov, also known for their criticism of current Ukrainian leadership.
During the conflict in southeastern Ukraine, which began in April 2014, dozens of journalists have been killed, injured or come under fire.
Ukraine Remains Most Dangerous Place for Reporters - UN Sputnik International
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1. Oleg Kalashnikov, a former deputy of the Verkhovna Rada from the Party of Regions, was shot at the entrance of his house.
2. Alex Kolesnik, former governor of the Kharkiv region, found hanged.
3. Stanislav Miller, a former MP from the Party of Regions, a possible suicide.
4. Sergei Walter, a former mayor of Melitopol, found hanged.
5. Bordyug Alexander, deputy chief of the Interior Ministry of Melitopol, the official reason - died of hypertension.
6. Peklyushenko Alexander, a former governor of Zaporizhzhya region, died from a gunshot wound.
7. Mikhail Chechetov, the former head of the State Property Fund, chairman of the Party of Regions faction in the Verkhovna Rada, out of the window.
8. Sergey Melnichuk, a former prosecutor of Odessa, jumped out the window.
9. Nikolai Sergienko, a former deputy chief of the Ukrainian railways, allegedly shot himself.
10. Oles Buzina, a pro-Russian journalist and writer, was killed near his home.
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Translation^: Who else they are preparing to murder?
Junta throws into the prison even the people who are handicapped (like Oleg Novikov, who lost his leg in Afghanistan) just for wearing the Georgian ribbon (a symbol of the victory over German Nazis):