Reuters team member killed in strike on east Ukraine hotel • FRANCE 24 English

A safety advisor working for Reuters was killed in a missile strike on a hotel in eastern Ukraine, the global news agency said on Sunday, as Kyiv claimed further advances into Russia's Kursk region. Ukraine meanwhile accused neighbouring Moscow-allied Belarus -- which allowed Russia to use its territory as a launchpad for the February 2022 invasion -- of "concentrating" troops on the border and warned it to stop "unfriendly" actions.
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[someday]

Don't try to test Russia's patience. The Dnieper bridges are still intact.
It's not that Russia can't do it, it's that it's not doing it. It's that it can, but it's not doing it.

[Thomas]

Maybe he was one of those that illegally crossed Russian borders into Kursk?

[adj]

Mercenaries undercover as press? Let us think twice 🤔

[hourbee]

They actually stay in hotels? Not a good idea

[nadineflow]

Rest in Peace and thank ypu for your brave work. Condoleances to the family .

[Tomi-scdv]

Every time this happens they're ex-soldiers. Funny how that works.

[solidfoelife]

Yes yes, Ukraine intercepted 110% of all missiles and drones using power substations and airfields. We get it

[geoffreychadwick]

Wake Up USA give permission to use long range weaponry!

[angloaust]

Hazadous area to be in
Do people really want
To know what is happening!
Wars rumours of wars!

[Tommy-yplb]

Olala. Are there any other western reporters who want to film in Kursk?