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The Kyiv Independent removed the Irish journalist's documentary about the war in Ukraine after 5 seconds of the video. Military reporter Kaylan Robertson said that after the publicity complaint, YouTube removed his film, which had 1.3 million views. The reason was a five second segment of the animated map. According to the journalist, he did not receive a warning, and his channel went on strike. The editor-in-chief of the Kyiv Independent Olha Rudenko explained the complaint as copyright protection. While foreign journalists risk their lives to tell the world about Russian aggression, international audiences have lost access to an important film about the war due to a complaint by the Ukrainian media. And all this after five seconds of video, questions that you can try to solve without deleting the entire work. Ukraine online.

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The Kyiv Independent removed the Irish journalist's documentary about the war in Ukraine after 5 seconds of the video. Military reporter Kaylan Robertson said that after the publicity complaint, YouTube removed his film, which had 1.3 million views. The reason was a five second segment of the animated map. According to the journalist, he did not receive a warning, and his channel went on strike. The editor-in-chief of the Kyiv Independent Olha Rudenko explained the complaint as copyright protection. While foreign journalists risk their lives to tell the world about Russian aggression, international audiences have lost access to an important film about the war due to a complaint by the Ukrainian media. And all this after five seconds of video, questions that you can try to solve without deleting the entire work. Ukraine online.

The Kyiv Independent removed the Irish journalist's documentary about the war in Ukraine after 5 seconds of the video. Military reporter Kaylan Robertson said that after the publicity complaint, YouTube removed his film, which had 1.3 million views. The reason was a five second segment of the animated map. According to the journalist, he did not receive a warning, and his channel went on strike. The editor-in-chief of the Kyiv Independent Olha Rudenko explained the complaint as copyright protection. While foreign journalists risk their lives to tell the world about Russian aggression, international audiences have lost access to an important film about the war due to a complaint by the Ukrainian media. And all this after five seconds of video, questions that you can try to solve without deleting the entire work. Ukraine online.

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