Moscow Condemns Terrorist Attacks on Reporters in Syria
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Moscow has strongly condemned the terrorist attacks against journalists in Syria and has urged the countries that can influence the Syrian opposition to react to the acts of terror in question.
In its statement, the Russian Foreign Ministry highlighted that "it's inadmissible to treat journalists with bias and apply double standards."
According to the statement, Moscow is concerned about reports from Damascus that Syrian and international journalists have been attacked by illegal armed groups increasingly often. This comes after several attacks on media stuff in Syria.
On Tuesday, armed groups kidnapped Iranian "al-Alam" TV reporter Ahmad Stof.
Similarly, a film crew of the Ikbariya pro-governmental television channel was seized in the city of Al-Tall last Friday, while the head of a department of the SANA Syrian news agency was murdered in a Damascus suburb on Saturday.
Source: News Agencies, Edited by moqawama.org
Moscow has strongly condemned the terrorist attacks against journalists in Syria and has urged the countries that can influence the Syrian opposition to react to the acts of terror in question.
In its statement, the Russian Foreign Ministry highlighted that "it's inadmissible to treat journalists with bias and apply double standards."
According to the statement, Moscow is concerned about reports from Damascus that Syrian and international journalists have been attacked by illegal armed groups increasingly often. This comes after several attacks on media stuff in Syria.
On Tuesday, armed groups kidnapped Iranian "al-Alam" TV reporter Ahmad Stof.
Similarly, a film crew of the Ikbariya pro-governmental television channel was seized in the city of Al-Tall last Friday, while the head of a department of the SANA Syrian news agency was murdered in a Damascus suburb on Saturday.
Source: News Agencies, Edited by moqawama.org
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