A recent Ukrainian rocket attack in the Luhansk region resulted in the deaths of six individuals, including three staff members from Russian state media outlets. Among the casualties was war correspondent Alexander Fedorchak from Izvestia, who had just reported from the nearby Kupiansk area. The attack, which took place in Kremina district, also claimed the life of a 14-year-old child. Details regarding the circumstances of Fedorchak's death remain unclear, as he was reportedly active in areas experiencing heavy conflict due to ongoing military operations.
A Ukrainian rocket attack killed six people, including three Russian state media workers, in eastern Ukraine's Russian-occupied Luhansk region, according to Russian news organisations and officials.
Izvestia said Fedorchak had entered the Luhansk region after reporting from the Kupiansk area, one of the regions under intense Russian military activity.
The attack occurred in Kremina district, resulting in the deaths of war correspondent Alexander Fedorchak, a Zvezda camera operator, and a driver, as well as a 14-year-old.
The circumstances of Fedorchak's death remain unclear, as he was killed shortly after reporting from a highly contested area near Kupiansk.
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