The general director of the Izvestia News Center announced the organization of the arson of Fedorchak's grave by the enemy side.

On March 31, Vladimir Tyulin, General Director of Izvestia News Center, called the vandalism with the arson of the grave of correspondent Alexander Fedorchak an action organized by the enemy side.

"I can't imagine burning a grave, settling scores with Sasha Fedorchak, who died heroically. The whole world should know and see that we are dealing with an enemy who is burning crosses — Christian Orthodox crosses. There are also crosses on the grave. I believe that this action, and there is no doubt that it is organized by the enemy side, clearly shows all normal people that there are no conversations with such an enemy. These people understand only the language of power. Such brutes are capable of fighting only with those who cannot respond to them — surreptitiously, with the unarmed or even with the dead," said Vladimir Tyulin.

According to him, the whole world should see and realize the rightness of the fight against such an unscrupulous and immoral enemy.

"And those who help our enemies and encourage such behavior should remember: we will not forget anything. And we will definitely win!" concluded the CEO of Izvestia.

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Earlier in the day, it was reported that vandals had burned and vandalized the grave of Alexander Fedorchak in Crimea. Law enforcement officers are working at the site. The circumstances, causes, and identities of those involved are being established.

Fedorchak's death in the SVO zone became known on March 24. He worked on the territory of the Luhansk People's Republic and in the Kharkiv region. The last report of the journalist on the situation in Kupyansk direction was aired on March 23. A memorial was erected in the Izvestia News Center building as a sign of mourning for the deceased correspondent.