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Sputnik Journalist Dies From Cluster Bomb Wounds: Russian Defense Ministry
Sputnik Journalist Dies From Cluster Bomb Wounds: Russian Defense Ministry
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Sputnik journalist Rostislav Zhuravlev died during evacuation from injuries caused by cluster submunition explosion, the Russian Defense Ministry said on Saturday.
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Sputnik journalist Rostislav Zhuravlev died during evacuation from injuries caused by cluster submunition explosion, the Russian Defense Ministry said on Saturday.The ministry added that the health condition of other journalists was moderately serious, stable, there was no threat to their life and they were provided with all necessary medical assistance.Earlier in the day, Sputnik correspondent reported that military journalist Rostislav Zhuravlev was killed by Ukrainian shelling in the special operation zone. In addition, Sputnik photojournalist Konstantin Mikhalchevsky was injured.A group of journalists came under fire near the village of Pyatikhatki in the Zaporozhye Region.According to preliminary data, a journalist from another Russian media outlet, Izvestia newspaper, was also wounded.Dmitry Kiselev, the director general of Rossiya Segodnya, called Zhuravlev an "experienced professional" and said that the war correspondent was always first to deliver accurate and important data from dangerous areas.The head of the Russian Union of Journalists, Vladimir Solovyov, has expressed condolences to the family and colleagues of the deceased and said that the union was ready to offer necessary assistance.Sputnik is part of the Rossiya Segodnya international media group.
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Sputnik Journalist Dies From Cluster Bomb Wounds: Russian Defense Ministry
The Russian Defense Ministry said that four journalists received wounds of varying degrees of severity as a result of the Ukrainian strike with cluster munitions.
Sputnik journalist Rostislav Zhuravlev died during evacuation from injuries caused by cluster submunition explosion, the Russian Defense Ministry said on Saturday.
"The journalists [shelled by Ukrainian artillery forces] were promptly evacuated to field medical facilities of the Russian Defense Ministry, where they are receiving qualified medical assistance. During the evacuation, Rostislav Zhuravlev, a journalist with the Sputnik news agency, died from injuries caused by a cluster submunition explosion," the ministry said.
The ministry added that the health condition of other journalists was moderately serious, stable, there was no threat to their life and they were provided with all necessary medical assistance.
Earlier in the day, Sputnik correspondent reported that
military journalist Rostislav Zhuravlev was killed by Ukrainian shelling in the special operation zone. In addition, Sputnik photojournalist Konstantin Mikhalchevsky was injured.
A group of journalists came under fire near the village of Pyatikhatki in the Zaporozhye Region.
According to preliminary data, a journalist from another Russian media outlet, Izvestia newspaper, was also
wounded.
The Russian Defense Ministry also said that the Ukrainian forces launched an artillery strike against a group of Sputnik and Izvestia journalist "who were gathering information on the Ukrainian army's artillery shelling with cluster munitions of settlements in Zaporozhye region."
Dmitry Kiselev, the director general of Rossiya Segodnya, called Zhuravlev an "experienced professional" and said that the war correspondent was always first to deliver accurate and important data from
dangerous areas.
The head of the Russian Union of Journalists, Vladimir Solovyov, has expressed condolences to the family and colleagues of the deceased and said that the union was ready to offer necessary assistance.
Sputnik is part of the Rossiya Segodnya international media group.
