Russian newspaper Izvestia reports that its war correspondent has been killed in Ukraine

Aleksandr Fedorchak worked in the Kharkiv region in the direction of Kupyansk, the newspaper reported.

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Izvestia headquarters in Moscow, Photo: Shutterstock
Izvestia headquarters in Moscow, Photo: Shutterstock
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A war correspondent for the Russian newspaper Izvestia has been killed in Ukraine, the newspaper reported today.

"Izvestia correspondent Alexander Fedorchak was killed in the special military operation (SVO) zone. This was reported on Monday, March 24. The details of the incident are being clarified," a message on the newspaper's website said, according to the Russian news agency TASS.

Fedorchak worked in the Kharkiv region in the direction of Kupyansk, the newspaper added.

As stated, his last report was recorded just the day before.

The newspaper uses the term "special military operation" for the war in Ukraine, as Moscow calls its offensive in Ukraine that began three years ago, according to Agence France-Presse.

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