In the Kursk region, a film crew of the Russian Channel One came under fire, the cameraman was taken to hospital
Kyiv • UNN
In the Suzhansky district of the Kursk region, a film crew of the Russian Channel One came under fire. The cameraman sustained a mine-blast injury and will be transported to Moscow.
Today, on February 14, a film crew of the Russian Channel One came under fire in the Suzhansky district of the Kursk region. The channel's cameraman was taken to the hospital, he suffered a mine-blast injury. This was announced by the acting governor of the Kursk region, Alexander Khinstein, reports UNN.
Channel One cameraman Yuri Sholmov, who was wounded in the Suzhansky district, will be taken to Moscow for treatment. He is currently in the Kursk regional hospital, and his condition is assessed as satisfactory,
According to him, today a crew of the Russian Channel One TV channel was allegedly attacked by the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the Cherkasy village of Suzhansky district. The injured cameraman allegedly suffered a mine-blast injury, shrapnel wound to the lower leg and an acubarotrauma.
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