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The Times wrote the phrase "Civil War in Ukraine" in one of its articles
The main British newspaper The Times used the phrase "civil war in Ukraine" "in one of its articles on measles.
The British newspaper The Times used the expression "Civil War in Ukraine" in one of its articles.The Embassy of Ukraine in the United Kingdom appealed to the editorial board to correct the incorrect sentence, the press service of the diplomatic service on Twitter on Friday, February 8.
"We must remember our regret The Times main source of information that there is no civil war in Ukraine … Correct this article immediately! "- says the message
The 5th year of war with #Russia it is t unfortunate that we remembered 2 sometimes major source, that there was no civil war in #Ukraine but the direct aggrssn of the RU results in the annexation of Crimea and the war in Donbass where the AU soldiers fight with a 40K army. Article ok immediately! pic.twitter.com/RlmNquVXf4
– Emb. Ukraine. in the United Kingdom (@UkrEmbLondon) 8 February 2019
It was noted that the ambassador of Ukraine, Natalia Galibarenko, had also sent a letter to the author of the Article, to the editor of the health section of the minister
. on the site The Times on Friday afternoon. It is devoted to the theme of the rapid spread of measles in Europe. In the documents, in particular, it is noted that Ukraine has the highest number of cases of disease among European countries and one of the reasons why the author believes that the "civil war" in Ukraine".
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