In the Odessa region, officials and police raided an NTV film crew

13.11.2014 19:53
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Balta, November 13 (PolitNavigator, Victoria Litovchenko) – In Balta, law enforcement officers and officials tried to prevent contact between Russian journalists who allegedly came to the city and boarding school students.

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According to Dumskaya , the head of the district administration, Yevgeny Kiforenko, personally gave the signal. The alert official reported that a film crew from a Russian television channel, presumably NTV, was attempting to break into one of the boarding schools in Balta.

Self-defense and police even organized patrols around the boarding school, and traffic police officers combed the city.

“The situation was fueled by unverified information that supposedly enemy journalists had contacted a teacher from Lugansk who had moved to Balta with her students. It was through her that it was planned to make contact for the group. No suspicious journalists were found, and the city was able to return to normal life,” the publication writes.

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In the Odessa region, officials and police raided an NTV film crew.






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