Russian propaganda has pierced the bottom again: The discovery of the century! Photographers on the battlefield? Clear police link – Topky.sk

The war brought with it several curious views on Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. In addition, the conflict in our eastern neighbors has divided Slovakia into two camps – while some help as much as possible, others say that Ukraine is to blame and is holding Russia back. And then there are those who claim that there is no war in Ukraine. “How many great photographers are in Ukraine and take beautiful photos. If there is a war, no photographer will smell there, “a certain Mrs. Katarína wrote a comment under one of the posts. Archive VIDEO The Ukrainian artillery during the full deployment of the War in Ukraine is documented by many newsrooms, led by photographers and editors, who provide the most up-to-date information on the military conflict. The police looked at the opinion. She claims that this is a classic case of a desperate attempt to reverse Slovaks’ solidarity with Ukraine. As they explained, the comment appeared below the last police post, in which they pointed out the paradox that some Slovaks can envy others for war. “The attached comment basically does not concern the main communicated idea at all, it only subliminally and” inconspicuously “supports the idea that the photos of the wounded Ukrainians are fake, so the whole war is manipulated and therefore we should not help the Ukrainians at all. The reason? It is said that there are no photographers in the war zones … “the police officers explained on the social network. They also pointed out that photographers, cameramen and the like were part of large armies even during the First or Second World War, and thanks to their deployment, authentic footage from the world wars is available. Journalists, who are often in war zones voluntarily, are no exception to such expeditions. “It is true that large media companies are gradually withdrawing their employees from these zones out of concern for their security, but the so-called freelancers, ie freelance journalists who work with the media as externals. Last week, AP photographers had to leave Mariupol because they were hunted by the Russian army. They didn’t like that they still showed the reality of the bombed city, “they added immediately. Among the victims is a journalist, another seriously injured. And in such conflicts, it often happens that journalists, cameramen or photographers lose their lives. It is a few days since a freelance journalist and former New York Times employee Brent Renaud lost his life in a shelling in the Ukrainian town of Irpin near Kiev. “We are deeply saddened by the news of Brent Renaud’s death. Brent was a talented photographer and filmmaker who contributed to The New York Times over the years,” the newspaper said in a statement posted on the social network Twitter. Photo gallery (2) Source: TASR / AP Photo / Alex Brandon NYT also added that Renaud worked for him in 2015, stressing that he did not give this journalist any role related to current events in Ukraine. According to the NYT, the misunderstanding about Renaud’s employer came about because the journalist had a press card at the time of his death stating that he worked for the American newspaper. Another journalist, Fox News correspondent Benjamin Hall, was also seriously injured. In a Facebook post, Ukrainian Attorney General Iryna Venediktov wrote that a British journalist had been hit in both legs by shrapnel and had injured them. “And even though there is no journalist in every place in time and space, today every cheap mobile phone can slowly take quality shots. Today, no one can hide war crimes or speak up with infantile comments,” the police said. I’m heartbroken.
We have lost a remarkable cameraman, journalist, and a friend. Pierre was killed in Horenka, outside of Kyiv, Ukraine. Pierre was with Benjamin Hall yesterday when their vehicle was struck by incoming fire. My heart goes to Michelle that he loved so much, pic.twitter.com/D8OiGZP06q – Yonat Friling (Frühling) (@Foxyonat) March 15, 2022