Thursday, February 25, 2016

Russian Maria Stoliarova banned from entering Ukraine for five years long, she leaving Ukraine – SBU

Russian journalist and producer of a TV program 'Podrobnosti Nedeli' (Week in Detail) broadcast on Inter Ukrainian TV Channel, Maria Stoliarova, who was dismissed on February 24 after a scandal with a video about Heavenly Hundred, has left territory of Ukraine accompanied by the Security Service of Ukraine's staff, SBU spokesperson Olena Hitlyanska said.

"Russian journalist Maria Stoliarova received 'an one way ticket' and under control of the SBU left the territory of our state…The SBU decided to shorten a term of stay of the aforementioned citizen of Russia on the territory of Ukraine due to commitment by her the deeds that harm interests of Ukraine. She also banned from entering Ukraine for a five-year term due to the similar reasons," Hitlyanska wrote on her Facebook account on Wednesday evening.


According to her, prior to this, security officers carried investigative activities regarding Stoliarova.

"They caught an interest in dirty statements of a Russian citizen during broadcasting of the video about the heroes of Heavenly Hundred. They also wondered regarding her stay on the temporarily occupied territories in 2014 and over her possible involvement into the terrorist organizations – so-called Donetsk and Luhansk People's Republics," she wrote.

Besides, she said now the other statements of Russian citizen are being carefully analyzed to reveal signs of the anti-Ukrainian propaganda.

As reported, Internet spread a video shot by Inter TV channel about honoring of the heroes of Heavenly Hundred, during which there have been heard editor's coarse language.

The producer herself explained the incident as a technical error.

On February 24, the website of 'Podrobnosti' released a report saying that "a creative producer of the news TV program 'Podrobnosti Nedeli' Maria Stoliarova was dismissed due to the incident with a coarse language occurred during a live broadcast on February 21."




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