Journalists of "Channel 5" have ended their hunger strike and consider the achieved results their victory.\n\nThis was stated on the evening news of "Channel 5" by anchor Danylo Yanevsky.\n\nIn a press release from "Channel 5" it is stated that the protest action was completed "in connection with the satisfaction of its key demands."\n\nIn particular, "Channel 5" received a court ruling that officially cancels the seizure of its bank accounts. The Kyiv Court of Appeals on November 1 granted the appeal of TRK "NBM" against the decision of the Pechersk District Court on the seizure of funds in the lawsuit filed by deputy Sivkovych.\n\nIn addition, the channel considers the return to cable networks in Donetsk as its victory.\n\n"The operator 'Nadezhda' is the largest operator in Donetsk. The disappearance of 'Channel 5' from this network marked the beginning of the largest-scale disconnection of the channel in various regions of the country," the press release states.\n\n"The channel believes that this success will be extended to other regions," the statement notes.\n\n"Channel 5" also accepted the apology of deputy Sivkovych, expressed by him live on the program "Chas" on October 27. "The channel believes that this will be a lesson for other politicians," the press release states.\n\nAmong the unfulfilled demands, "Channel 5" named the final formalization of "Channel 5's" broadcasting license in Kyiv by the National Council on Television and Radio.\n\nIn this connection, "Channel 5" filed a lawsuit against the National Council with the Commercial Court of Kyiv.\n\nPreviously, the channel had proposed that the National Council adopt a decision that would confirm "Channel 5's" right to broadcast in Kyiv. The channel also proposed signing a settlement agreement with "Service of Information" (TV channel "NTN"), which is defending its claims to "Channel 5's" frequency through court.\n\nIn a comment to "Channel 5," it is stated that all their victories "do not mean that pressure on the Channel of Honest News has ceased."\n\n"The channel continues to experience significant obstacles in its work and is ready to continue defending its rights," the statement says.\n\n"The channel is infinitely grateful for the extraordinary support it has felt in recent days from colleagues and viewers. The victory of the Channel of Honest News is a shared success of all who share our values – freedom, truth, justice. We have seen how many such people there are and what strength they are together."\n\n"We regard this victory as a contribution to the common struggle of Ukrainian journalists for the right to work freely and honestly," the statement says.\n\nThe hunger strike at "Channel 5" lasted 190 hours starting from October 25.