The bodies of journalists missing on the eve of Iraq were found today near Baakuba

Information Agency TASS reports that the bodies of two journalists have been found not far from the city of Baakuba (Iraq). The report says that both journalists worked on the “Ash-Sharqiyah” TV channel. On the eve they arrived in the city of El-Mekdadiya to prepare a report on the attack of militants on a local cafe. Having collected the necessary material, the journalists returned home. Two explosions thundered, which caused the death of reporters.

It was possible to find and identify the bodies of the dead almost a day after the tragedy. Responsibility for undermining the car, in which the journalists moved, was taken over by the militants of the so-called "Islamic State". It must be recalled that responsibility for the terrorist attacks in Baghdad (hostage-taking in a shopping center) was also taken by the fighters DAISH (IG). At the same time, no statements on the network of Daesh (IG) regarding responsibility for today's terrorist act in the center of Istanbul (Turkey) will not be published.

In the profile committee of the United Nations (the committee on mass media) among the countries most dangerous for the work of journalists, in addition to Iraq they call Syria, Ukraine and Afghanistan. In these countries, over the past year and a half, more than 15 journalists from various media have died.

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[A-Sim]

"... among the countries most dangerous for the work of journalists, in addition to Iraq, are called Syria, Ukraine and Afghanistan."

Wherever the State Department has been.

Libya forgotten.

[Lord of the Sith]

My condolences to the relatives of the journalists!

Who is interested in a review of the situation in Syria, Iraq, Yemen and Libya.

[Lord of the Sith]

And it's just a banter of the Syrians

[APASUS]

Quote: Lord of the Sith

And it's just a banter of the Syrians
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Well done Syrians, maintaining a sense of humor in a similar situation costs a lot.

[cniza]

In the profile committee of the United Nations (the committee on mass media) among the countries most dangerous for the work of journalists, in addition to Iraq they call Syria, Ukraine and Afghanistan. In these countries, over the past year and a half, more than 15 journalists from various media have died.

In a good company is Ukraine.

[bronik]

Being a journalist on the battlefield is no less dangerous than attacking, but only Ukraine specifically directs its artillery on them.

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: bronik

Being a journalist on the battlefield is no less dangerous than going on the attack.

And even more scary than going on the attack and being a journalist is when a journalist is "attached" to you so that you drag him for 2-3 days. "Lucky" a couple of times ... You are not afraid for yourself, you are sure of your boys. But with a journalist ... The guys, as a rule, are hot, they climb with their cameras where the dog ... will not stick. So you jump, around him as you did not jump around your children. Experience in combat - at best - urgent service in communications near Ufa ... But I did not see the bastards among them - good guys, correct. Most of them obey - say "sit" - sit, say "run" - run. And they quickly got used to the orders and special rules of our etiquette.

[gergi]

Another journalist of the regiment is worth the test.

[Great-grandfather of Zeus]

Truly work, they don’t even know whether they will live to see the evening or not. The reports are worth the price of life.

[pvv113]

Among the countries most dangerous for the work of journalists, in addition to Iraq, Syria, Ukraine and Afghanistan are called

What is interesting: in Iraq, Syria and Afghanistan, bandits kill journalists, and in Ukraine - government troops! Hence the logical conclusion about the Ukrainian government