Reuters stopped streaming from Kiev after the city administration complained to the SBU.

The Reuters news agency stopped broadcasting live from Independence Square in the center of Kiev after the city administration complained about the streaming to the Security Service Ukraine (SBU). This was announced on March 4 by the head of the Kiev city military administration Timur Tkachenko.

"Today, the Reuters edition started broadcasting from the center of Kiev again. There was no request for broadcast permission. We contacted the SBU. The broadcast was promptly stopped," he wrote on his Telegram channel.

The agency was streaming from the center of the Ukrainian capital for just over an hour. In the accompanying caption, Reuters explained that it began broadcasting a view of Independence Square after a White House official announced the suspension of military aid to Ukraine.

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