The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine prepares sanctions against foreign media: for what they will be held accountable
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Anna Tkach
29.09.2025 - 04:10
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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine plans to impose sanctions against foreign media that participated in a propaganda press tour to the occupied territories of Ukraine. This participation violated international law and Ukrainian legislation due to the illegal crossing of the border. It is noted that Ukrainian journalists are held in Russian prisons, which indicates a violation of international standards. Ukraine also responded to the restrictions imposed by Hungary on Ukrainian military personnel by introducing a ban on entry for three Hungarian military officials. This reaction was provoked by attacks on the Druzhba oil pipeline, which is important for Hungary's secure energy supply.
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