AFP journalist Arman Soldin killed by rocket fire in Ukraine
A Bosnian-French video journalist covering Russia’s invasion of Ukraine since the onset of the conflict was killed by rocket fire while reporting from the frontlines Tuesday.
Soldin, 32, was killed when a Grad rocket landed near him, according to four AFP coworkers who witnessed the attack.“The whole agency is devastated by the loss of Arman,” AFP chairman Fabrice Fries said. Soldin was one of the first AFP journalists to be sent to Ukraine — just one day after Russia invaded the country on Feb. 24, 2022.
Arman Soldin, 32, was leading AFP’s video coverage of the Russian invasion of Ukraine from the frontlines.When he was killed Tuesday, the journalist was reporting in a town nearby Bakhmut, which has become the epicenter of the battle in eastern Ukraine.
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