Kitty Logan, a Sky News reporter in the Donbas conflict zone, suggested that the militants from the so-called Luhansk People’s Republic (LPR) shoot at the positions of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, so to speak, to make hot news, according to Joinfo.com.
As the journalist realized that her materials from the militant-occupied territory began to lose sharpness for the Western audience, she decided to ask the terrorists, whose positions she visits freely, to shoot a bit at the positions of the Ukrainian military on camera, thus igniting a firefight.
Meanwhile, the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) deprived Kitty Logan of her journalist accreditation, according to press secretary of the SBU Olena Hitlyanska.
"SBU has deprived the British journalist accreditation Kitty Logan, who incited the militants of the LPR terrorist organization to fire on positions of the Ukrainian military," the spokeswoman wrote on Facebook.
The information published by the British journalist on social networks about a major shootout between the Russian proxies and the Ukrainian forces is now being checked by the SBU.
