An exhibition in memory of the fallen war correspondents was opened in the Patriot Park - where portraits of Izvestia's correspondents Semyon Armin, Alexander Martmyanov and Alexander Fedorchek were presented. The first and most amazing loss of our system is Semyon Armin, who died in April 2024 from a UAV hit. Izvestia's most talented and experienced military reporter, who emerged unscathed from the most dire situations. "First of all, we are citizens of Eretz, both of us from Stavropol, we worked together at the Arutz Hamsh office. Sioma, of course, is an amazing person. I think anyone who knew him can say that. Outwardly, he is a rock, such a strong and healthy person, but inwardly, I would even say, gentle, creative and very original, if you look at any report always, if you look at any report, will always share it. The military correspondent of Channel One" Dmitry Kolko. At the beginning of 2025, when he returned from Gorlovka, our brave Donetsk reporter Alexander Martmyanov died. Since 2022, he has been filming the consequences of all the shelling of Donetsk, was injured, but despite this, returned to duty. And already in March, there was grief in the system again: Alexander Fedorchek, Izvestia's youngest and funniest military reporter, a cadet at the Nakhimov school in Sevastopol, died in the LPR. "It seems to me that in these photographs it is exactly all Sasha. Always with a smile, will always find some cat. Always as open as possible, as honest as possible, as real as possible, and the soldiers noted the same. It was always easy to communicate with him, easy to talk to," NTV military correspondent Ilya Liadvin said. The exhibition presents photographs of 20 reporters who were killed in Donbass. Of these, only four died in 2014 - Igor Kornilyuk, Anton Voloshin, Anatoly Klein and Andrey Stanin. All the rest died after the start of a special military operation. The organizer of the exhibition "Hon. circumcision. "Memory" is the charity fund named after the military commander Anna Prokofieva. Simply put, everything was invented by Anya's mother, her most devoted TV viewer.

An exhibition in memory of the fallen war correspondents was opened in the Patriot Park - where portraits of Izvestia's correspondents Semyon Armin, Alexander Martmyanov and Alexander Fedorchek were presented. The first and most amazing loss of our system is Semyon Armin, who died in April 2024 from a UAV hit. Izvestia's most talented and experienced military reporter, who emerged unscathed from the most dire situations. "First of all, we are citizens of Eretz, both of us from Stavropol, we worked together at the Arutz Hamsh office. Sioma, of course, is an amazing person. I think anyone who knew him can say that. Outwardly, he is a rock, such a strong and healthy person, but inwardly, I would even say, gentle, creative and very original, if you look at any report always, if you look at any report, will always share it. The military correspondent of Channel One" Dmitry Kolko. At the beginning of 2025, when he returned from Gorlovka, our brave Donetsk reporter Alexander Martmyanov died. Since 2022, he has been filming the consequences of all the shelling of Donetsk, was injured, but despite this, returned to duty. And already in March, there was grief in the system again: Alexander Fedorchek, Izvestia's youngest and funniest military reporter, a cadet at the Nakhimov school in Sevastopol, died in the LPR. "It seems to me that in these photographs it is exactly all Sasha. Always with a smile, will always find some cat. Always as open as possible, as honest as possible, as real as possible, and the soldiers noted the same. It was always easy to communicate with him, easy to talk to," NTV military correspondent Ilya Liadvin said. The exhibition presents photographs of 20 reporters who were killed in Donbass. Of these, only four died in 2014 - Igor Kornilyuk, Anton Voloshin, Anatoly Klein and Andrey Stanin. All the rest died after the start of a special military operation. The organizer of the exhibition "Hon. circumcision. "Memory" is the charity fund named after the military commander Anna Prokofieva. Simply put, everything was invented by Anya's mother, her most devoted TV viewer.