Foreign journalists could receive access to encircled Ukrainian troops

Foreign journalists could receive access to encircled Ukrainian troops - Russian MOD

RT.com
30 Oct 2025, 19:11 GMT+10

The possibility was floated by President Vladimir Putin, who has issued a corresponding order to the military

Russian President Vladimir Putin has ordered the military to provide foreign journalists access to Ukrainian troops blockaded in three areas on the front line, the Defense Ministry in Moscow announced on Thursday.

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