The Russian Foreign Ministry's recent report alleges that Ukrainian special services are interfering with the operations of media outlets and public organizations that do not align with the official government narrative. According to the report, Ukrainian authorities have been exerting pressure on these media entities, leading to increased censorship and obstacles to independent journalism. The ministry claims that dissenting journalists face criminal prosecution, with their offices subjected to searches. It specifically notes that those journalists who show any sympathy towards the 'Russian world' or the Ukrainian Orthodox Church are particularly targeted. The report also highlights that attempts to publish information contrary to the official position result in accusations of 'distorting reality' from Ukrainian officials. Additionally, the ministry points out that the level of aggression against media workers remains high, citing instances of right-wing radicals blocking television channels and neo-Nazi groups attacking journalists. This situation raises concerns about the state of press freedom and human rights in Ukraine amid ongoing tensions with Russia.