Swiss journalist escaped from Ukraine in a shot car – Pluska.sk

They haven’t had a guest on the shot car yet! The employees of the Prešov hotel at the well-known swimming pool remained in shock when a shot-down jeep was parked in their premises. He was arrived by a freelance Swiss journalist Guillaum Briquet, who fled Ukraine for 5 weeks before his death. A few days ago, he almost fell victim to Russian soldiers there. He was shot and robbed near the village of Vodyano-Lorino in the Nikolaev region of southern Ukraine. “We already know this gentleman. He stayed with us when he went to Ukraine. I was already surprised that he was going in this situation. And when we saw the car when he returned to us, it was clear to us that it was not film, but reality, “Plaza Beach manager Milica Michrin told us in shock. You can see the scary shots of a reporter from the war in Ukraine HERE >>> Read more The rubles flowed straight from the Kremlin to Prešov: See WHAT and WHO financed them! Guillaum collaborates with reputable publishers, published in the New York Times, worked for Discovery. He documented war conflicts in Iraq, Karabakh and Syria. Well, what he experienced in Ukraine took his breath away. Not only did Russian soldiers shoot at him despite having the press label Press, but he was also robbed. They took his computer, camera, and withdrew money from his pocket. “I have been shot at me several times in Iraq and Syria. I have also met jihadists in Syria, but they never stole my money. It was a great shock for me that the soldiers of the official Russian army took my wallet,” he said in surprise. Read more They escaped the horrors of war, ended up in the base: Why are 130 Ukrainian refugees in prison? The soldiers first fired at Briquet’s vehicle four times, one shot just narrowly missing his head. There was a scar on his head and arm in his sleeping area. The bullet also hit the windshield. “I was going towards Mikolaev when they started shooting at me. I immediately stopped and parked the car on the edge. When ten of the soldiers showed up, I told them I was a journalist and I was asking what was going on. They came to me and they said One of them was an Asian. Three of them threw me on my back. They reached into my pocket, took my wallet, computer and camera. Other soldiers unloaded everything from the car to the street. Their commander accused me of being a spy. I explained to them that I was a journalist, that this was a journalist’s car, that I had an ID. I had to unblock their phone when they found out there were documentary footage, they changed their attitude a bit. moments. Suddenly the officer said he had three minutes to leave, otherwise they would kill him: “I told them I had an injured arm and head and that I could not load all the things in the car now. It could not be done in three minutes and I asked them let them help me. ” What happened next and why did he manage to escape alive? Read in the description of the photo in the GALLERY. Despite what the reporter has survived, he is now going to Syria for five weeks and then plans to return to Ukraine. See also: Author: Ingrid Timková