Vlada Liberova gave an example of accreditation in Volchansk, Kharkov region, where fighting is currently ongoing after Russian troops entered the border.
Photographers Konstantin and Vlada Liberov told how they were allowed to enter the most dangerous areas at the front.
“First, you write to the press officer and then you tell him what you want, then he writes to the commanders on the ground assessing the feasibility and risks of finding journalists,” said Konstantin Liberov . YouTube channel Direct Red.
Vlada Liberova gave an example of accreditation in Volchansk, Kharkov region, where fighting is currently ongoing after the Russians invaded the border.
“Now an escalation has started in Volchansk, all the media want to go to Volchansk. You have to understand that there are a certain number of brigades in this direction, they have a press officer, and everyone writes to him. There are literally hundreds of media. When some kind of escalation happens, Ukraine will reappear in the information space, even the top foreign media come here, like the New York Times, Washington Post, which we don’t see with Kostya for a whole year, because they are in fashion and only relevant for the world media. And so the question arises: a press officer can not take everyone has a limited source of teams that you can spend time in. Therefore, the press officer chooses those with a large audience. All is well, if you have a large audience, you are interesting. It is interesting for the military to spend this time with greater efficiency,” said Vlada.
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At the same time, according to the Liberovs, they do not have any special clearance and continue to violate the rules.
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“At the moment of breaking the rules, we cannot talk about it, because we need to have a conscience but we break these rules, because I believe that being a journalist is not being a speaker our job at the level of brigade commanders and battalion commanders, and these are the people who can tell me that it’s dangerous, and it “can be shown,” but it’s “maybe someone doesn’t want to show it to you, I’ve made up my mind and I accept it.” I take responsibility for whether I show it or not, while I do not interfere with these military men and, on the contrary, I can help them,” emphasized Vlada Liberova.
We remind you that Konstantin and Vlada Liberov recently published photos of Ukrainian soldiers in captivity. The couple noted that the photos taken at the rehabilitation center were published with the permission of the defenders themselves. The Liberovs moved some of the photographs to the Peace Summit in Switzerland, where the exchange of prisoners of war was discussed.
Earlier, journalists achieved the dismissal of Natalya Gumenyuk, head of the coordination press center of the Defense Forces of southern Ukraine. Ukrainian and foreign media workers argued that it prohibited coverage of Russian war crimes in its area of responsibility, and demanded access to the Kherson regions. Natalia herself told Radio Liberty that the journalists did not provide evidence, and the press center of the Defense Forces of southern Ukraine did not violate any orders from the command.
Source: korrespondent
