The Russian war reporter Anna Prokofjewa is dead, various international media reported. She died through a land mine in South Russia on the border with Ukraine. The 35-year-old worked for Putin’s Propaganda broadcaster “Russia today” and often came out as the sympathizer of the Kremlin chef.
The British ‘The Sun’ reported, among other things, the terrible death of the 35-year-old. Accordingly, Anna Prokofjewa traveled in the Russian region of Belgorod in the Demidowka border area, where she was eventually killed “by a Ukrainian mine”. Her cameraman, Dmitry Wolkow, was also seriously injured, reported “De Zon”, but is currently being treated in the hospital.
Shortly before the tragic incident, Prokofjewa placed a selfie, which she shows in a military uniform for a charred vehicle. She wrote: “Somewhere on the border to the country 404.”
The war reporter worked for Putin’s propaganda broadcaster “Russia today”. Since 2023 she worked as a military correspondent for the state of TV broadcaster “Canal One” and reported them mainly from the war zone in Ukraine.
Her death has already been confirmed by “Canal One”. A statement said: “Our war correspondent Anna Prokofjewa died.
The 35-year-old often shared glamorous photos of herself in a military uniform or leisure clothing, on which she posed alongside soldiers or military equipment. Her outfits were often provided with a large letter “Z”, which has become a symbol for his invasion in Ukraine among the followers of Vladimir Putin.
Fanatic supporter of the Ukraine War
As a fanatic supporter of the Ukraine war, she continued to express her dedication to the social media issue, among other things she wrote on Instagram to her followers: “Today I would like to say: whatever happens, I will always be there for our boys. You can always be there, I don’t care !!!
Prokofjewa is already the third journalist of Putin’s “Propaganda” channels, who was killed by Ukrainian attacks, reported “The Sun”.
Kremlin spokeswoman Shaking
Kremlin spokeswoman Maria Sacharova focused on Ukraine to attack Russian journalists. “In the case of a natural disaster, journalists could die. Nowadays this natural disaster is called the Terrorist Kiev regime,” the spokeswoman for Kremlin was quoted.
Source: Krone
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