A second journalist working for Fox News was killed covering the war in Ukraine, the network said. Consultant Oleksandra “Sasha” Kuvshynova, 24, had been working with cameraman Pierre Zakrzewski near Kyiv when their vehicle was struck by fire.
Cameraman and consultant were reporting near Kyiv alongside foreign-affairs correspondent Benjamin Hall when their vehicle was struck by fire
A woman identified as a Russian state TV employee interrupted a live broadcast brandishing a poster against the war in Ukraine; attacks on Kyiv intensify, hitting a tram and residential areas; some EU leaders travel to Kyiv as diplomatic efforts continue.
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