Institute of Mass Information (IMI)
10 February 2010
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Recent articles in Ukraine
Ukraine: 13 journalists killed at work in first 1,000 days of Russia’s invasion
Some journalists have been killed as a result of Russian shelling, either indiscriminate or targeted, while others were likely killed in extrajudicial executions. Dozens more have been wounded.
Ukraine: 1,000 days of war have seen 329 media outlets forced to close
The most common reasons for closing down were the Russian occupation of territories, which saw 117 media outlets closed, and financial difficulties caused by the war, which resulted in 96 closures.
Russia has committed 644 crimes against media in Ukraine
In October, several media outlets and journalists received identical emails with bomb threats. Ukrainian police said the threats came from Russian IP addresses.