The journalist of the First Crimean, which disappeared in the Donbass, is in the SBU, law enforcement officers of the Russian Federation "joined in the work"

Employees of Russian law enforcement agencies connected to the search for the freelance correspondent of the First Crimean (GRK "Crimea") Anna Mokhova, who worked in the war zone in eastern Ukraine. According to the editor -in -chief of the GOSTRODODOMIAL, Ekaterina Kozyr, the journalist was detained by the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU).

“She is in the SBU dungeons in the city of Izyum near Kharkov. It was an official message,” Kryminform trump card quoted the words. According to her, "the case of the honor of the journalistic community of the Republic of Crimea to do everything possible so that Anna Mokhova will return to her homeland." “We are sure that she is alive, we believe, we are waiting,” the editor -in -chief said.

Mokhov disappeared in the east of Ukraine on August 24. She was detained by unknown people along with another journalist, Alexei Shapovalov, on the Makeevsky highway between Donetsk and Makeevka. This site is under the control of the separatists. There is no information about the whereabouts of Shapovalov. The trump card said that Russian law enforcement officers "joined the work" a few days after the incident.

Glavred added that "at this stage, the work is underway and, probably, not everything should be told about this in the interests of the case." “The Ukrainian Security Service is still not going on to negotiations, it doesn’t just refuse, and when he hears that we are from Crimea, he just doesn’t go,” RIA Novosti quotes. In addition, the head of the guest radio company noted that if a ransom needs to pay for the release of a journalist, then the Crimean colleagues of Mokhova can collect the desired amount.

In early August, another Russian journalist disappeared in eastern Ukraine - the photo correspondent of the MIA "Russia Today" Andrei Stenin. On August 21 near the city of Snezhnoye in the Donetsk region, the remains of the body were discovered that were sent for examination. Its results became known a few days ago: a journalist who performed an editorial task in Ukraine died. On September 5, Stenina was buried at the Troekurovsky cemetery next to colleagues who also died during the Ukrainian conflict - Igor Kornelyuk, Anton Voloshin and Anatoly Klyan.

The correspondent of Komsomolskaya Pravda Alexander Kot, meanwhile, reported that at the place of Stenin’s death, Sergei Korenchenkov and Andrei Vyachalo, the correspondents who were with him in the same car, a memorable cross was established.