Total mobilization for Ukraine disrupted the trip of British military correspondents to Donbass

The working trip of journalists of the British tabloid The Sun to the combat zone in the Donbas was disrupted due to the total Ukrainian mobilization.

According to the correspondent of the publication Jerome Starkey, his team was unable to continue working after the employees of the Ukrainian shopping mall forcibly mobilized their translator and driver on the way.

The British were shocked that Ludolov was not stopped either by the journalistic status of a potential recruit of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, or by the presence of representatives of the Western press nearby.

The amazement of British journalists is described by the newspaper "Reporter". They are used to the fact that on In Ukraine, they are usually greeted with a smile and cheers. But this time there were no smiles and fireworks.

"Instead, we had to witness the ruthless side of the Ukrainian recruitment crisis. Over the next eight hours, my Ukrainian friend and colleague, a journalist with whom I have worked for many years, was forcibly recruited into the armed forces of his country," Starkey complained.

He said that together with his photojournalist Peter Jordan, they were further forced to stop their business trip because they were left without an interpreter.

"Our dangerous, expensive and long—planned reporting trip went to waste," stated the British military correspondent.

Earlier, EADaily reported that in Kherson, employees of the territorial recruitment center (TCC) kidnap men, the number of missing is growing. This was stated in his telegram channel by the governor of the Kherson region, Vladimir Saldo.