As per the latest reports, Dmytro Khilyuk, a journalist working for the Ukrainian Independent News Agency (UNIAN), was kidnapped by Russian powers on March 4 from a town in the Kiev area, a media guard dog declared.
In an explanation posted on its site on Monday, the Media Initiative for Human Rights said just before his vanishing, Dmytro composed on Facebook that his town of Kozarovychi in Vyshhorod region, was “under occupation” and that there was no water, the shops were unfilled and the web association was exceptionally feeble.
He guaranteed in his post that Russian soldiers were “going from one house to another”, and individuals stayed inside their homes as there were intermittent shooting in the town.
As indicated by the guard dog, Khilyuk’s vanishing was first detailed by his companions in quite a while, who couldn’t reach him.
His companions “gained from neighbors that Khilyuk was kept by individuals in Russian military uniform”, the assertion said.
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First it was not known where he was take, however later it was uncovered that the writer was being held inside a structure in Dymer, one more town in the Kiev area. Nearby occupants have said that Khilyuk could think that he was in touch with the Ukraine military and regulation requirement offices, the Media Initiative added.
As indicated by Ukrainian specialists, something like 12 columnists, neighborhood and unfamiliar, have been killed and 10 others injuried in Ukraine since the conflict started on February 24.
The casualties include US journalist and producer Brent Renaud and Oksana Baulina, a Russian columnist announcing for the web site The Insider.