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NUJU President starts work trip to Donetsk Region

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10.07.2023
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A working trip of the President of the National Union of Journalists of Ukraine (NUJU), Sergiy Tomilenko, to the Donetsk Region has begun.

He plans to have a meeting with the editors of local newspapers. During the meeting, they will discuss the issue of restoring front-line newspapers, transferring humanitarian aid to journalism veterans who permanently live in Sloviyansk, and communicating with colleagues working in the war zone.

One of the important tasks is the transfer to Kramatorsk of a car for the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU), the funds raised by the journalistic community at the initiative of the NUJU.

Further information on the business trip to the Donetsk Region will be available in the following posts on Telegram and the NUJU website.

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