Police released opposition Odessa journalist

18.09.2014 18:01
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Society, Odessa, Ukraine


Odessa, September 18 (PolitNavigator, Artemy Glazunov) – Odessa journalist Vitaly Didenko was released.

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Didenko himself informed PolitNavigator about this.

“They let me go. They wanted to blame me for making the call about the bomb in the press center. They checked my phone, who I called and why. I had to account for every call,” Didenko said.

As PolitNavigator reported, today near the Shevchenkovsky business center, where a press conference by the leader of the local Anti-Maidan Anton Davidchenko was supposed to take place, famous journalist Vitaly Didenko was “detained” by Euromaidan militants. The extremists “interrogated” the journalist about his connection with Davidchenko, and then handed him over to the police. The press conference itself did not take place: unknown persons allegedly reported that the premises had been mined, and they subsequently tried to “attach” Didenko with the mining. Davidchenko, in turn, said that he did not plan to hold a press conference and was outside of Ukraine.

 

 

 

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Police release opposition journalist from Odessa






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