At least six newsrooms and media outlets have been damaged in Russia's large-scale combined attack on Kyiv, while a married couple of journalists lost their home.
The Russian attack damaged six media newsrooms in Kyiv. Photo: Sergiy Tomilenko
At least six newsrooms and media outlets have been damaged in Russia's large-scale combined attack on Kyiv, while a married couple of journalists lost their home.
Source: Serhii Tomilenko, Head of the National Union of Journalists of Ukraine, on Facebook
Details: Tomilenko said damage has so far been reported to the workspaces of the following media outlets:
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