The Russian Embassy in London warned journalists about sanctions for travel to the Kursk region. This is what it says TASS.
The statement came after a report by Catherine Philp from the occupied Suja UAF was published in The Times, which called Philip’s arrival in the Russian Federation with foreign troops a gross violation of the rules for the work of foreign journalists in the Russian Federation.
“Helping Ukrainian fascists who praise Bandera, Shukhevych and other henchmen of the Third Reich will continue to be a stain on the reputation of the Times editorial board and Philp personally,” the diplomatic mission said.
It is emphasized that “Western pseudo-journalists, who are ready to participate in terrorist “press tours” of the Ukrainian Armed Forces on Russian territory, forever deprive themselves of the opportunity to legally enter Russia.
“Cynicly distorting the justification of the actions of the Ukrainian invaders, he admitted the main thing – they denote their presence on Russian territory with a Nazi swastika,” the Russian Foreign Ministry said.
Before that, the Russian Foreign Ministry contributed WSJ, Washington Post and New York Times are on the suspended list of journalists.
Formerly at the Russian Foreign Ministry named Conditions for Western journalists to visit the Kursk region.