Kremlin's Outcry Over Journalist Treatment in U.S.

The Kremlin has raised concerns regarding the treatment of Russian journalists in the U.S., labeling it as 'unacceptable.' Journalists from the Izvestia media group faced lengthy questioning, and one was even denied entry upon their visit to cover the upcoming U.S. presidential election.

The Kremlin voiced its concerns on Wednesday over the 'unacceptable' treatment of Russian journalists who traveled to the United States. They were there to cover the upcoming presidential election.

According to Russia's foreign ministry, journalists from the Izvestia media group were interrogated for hours at the border, and one individual was refused entry entirely.

The incident has exacerbated tensions amid strained diplomatic relations, with both sides accusing each other of imposing media restrictions.

(With inputs from agencies.)