The last time photojournalist Andrei Stenin got in touch with Rossiya Segodnya, he submitted a set of photographs from the Donetsk region of eastern Ukraine.
Wounded Ukrainian paratroopers who were taken captive during a battle for the city of Shakhtarsk.
Ukrainian serviceman, wounded in a military operation in the Donetsk Region of Ukraine.
The documents and arm patches of Ukrainian servicemen who were killed in battles in Shakhtarsk, in the Donetsk Region of Ukraine.
Fire at a gas station in Shakhtarsk after shelling.
Captive Ukrainian serviceman digging a grave for his fellow servicemen killed in a battle for the city of Shakhtarsk in Ukraine's Donetsk Region.
One of Andrei Stenin's last photos shows a wounded Ukrainian serviceman, which prompted the Ukrainian Interior Ministry to accuse the photojournalist of "being present during torture and killings in Shakhtarsk and assisting in terrorism".
Stenin went missing in eastern Ukraine on August 5. Sources said that there was the possibility that the journalist was being held by the Ukrainian military, but Kiev never officially confirmed the information.
One of Stenin's last pictures, which allegedly gave Anton Herashchenko, an adviser to the Ukrainian Interior Minister, a reason to say in an interview with Baltkom radio on August 12 that security forces had arrested Stenin on "charges of assisting terrorists". However, later Herashchenko claimed he had been misinterpreted.
A photo of the eastern Ukrainian self-defence forces directing their firepower towards the Ukrainian armed forces.
Easter Ukrainian self-defense forces shooting at Ukrainian armed forces with howitzers.
Local residents hiding in the entryway of an apartment building during the bombardment of the city of Shakhtarsk in the Donetsk Region of Ukraine.
A monument to Vladimir Lenin in Shakhtarsk which was damaged by shrapnel during the battle for the city.
