Ukrainska Pravda investigative reporter followed in Lviv for two days
The head of Ukrainska Pravda's investigative journalism team says one of his staff members has been under surveillance in Lviv for two days. He published photos of the vehicles and men involved, asking the public for information.
Mykhailo Tkach, head of Ukrainska Pravda's investigative journalism team, has reported that a member of his staff has been followed by an unidentified surveillance team in Lviv for two days.
Tkach shared photos on Facebook showing two cars and the men inside them, whom he identified as having tailed the Ukrainska Pravda employee.
Public appeal
In his post, Tkach addressed an unnamed audience with a pointed question, asking who was responsible for sending a surveillance team to follow a member of Ukrainska Pravda's investigative department around Lviv for two days. He asked for any information about the men shown in the photos, adding that he would "help them return to their superiors."
No further details were given about the motive behind the surveillance or who might be responsible. Ukrainska Pravda is one of Ukraine's most prominent news outlets, known for its investigative reporting on government officials and other influential figures in the country.
