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Sputnik Correspondent Sheds Light on How US Prevents Russian Journalists From Doing Their Job
Sputnik Correspondent Sheds Light on How US Prevents Russian Journalists From Doing Their Job
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Denis Bolotsky is a Sputnik correspondent and one of the Russian journalists who was supposed to accompany the Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov’s... 23.04.2023, Sputnik International
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Speaking from outside the US Embassy in Moscow where he and his colleagues were supposed to receive US visas required to travel to New York City, the location of the UN headquarters, Bolotsky weighed in on the United States effectively barring him and other Russian journalists from doing their job.You can also watch this video on our Odysee channel. The UNSC session the journalists were supposed to cover comes as Russia presides over the UN Security Council.
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Sputnik Correspondent Sheds Light on How US Prevents Russian Journalists From Doing Their Job
14:20 GMT 23.04.2023 (Updated: 08:56 GMT 24.04.2023) Denis Bolotsky is a Sputnik correspondent and one of the Russian journalists who was supposed to accompany the Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov’s delegation to the UN Security Council in New York.
Speaking from outside the US Embassy in Moscow where he and his colleagues were supposed to
receive US visas required to travel to New York City, the location of the UN headquarters, Bolotsky weighed in on the United States effectively barring him and other Russian journalists from doing their job.
You can also watch this video on our Odysee
channel.
The UNSC session the journalists were supposed to cover comes as Russia presides over the UN Security Council.
