Last week, the memory of journalists who fell on the building of the regional branch of the State Broadcasting Company for Television and Radio was honored in Murmansk, a memorial plaque dedicated to the journalists of the North Pole, who provided communication between the front and the rear during the Great Patriotic War, was updated. And they also installed another one, in memory of Igor Kornilyuk: a special correspondent of the All-Russian Television and Radio Company in the Murmansk region, who was fatally injured on June 17, 2014 during a business trip in the vicinity of Lugansk. The camera crew came under mortar fire from Bandera's followers: sound engineer Anton Voloshin died on the spot, and doctors from the Lugansk Regional Hospital tried unsuccessfully to save the severely wounded Igor Kornilyuk. According to the decree of the President of Russia Vladimir Putin, Igor Vladimirovich Kornilyuk and Anton Dmitrievich Voloshin were awarded the Order of Courage (posthumously) for the courage and heroism they demonstrated in the performance of their professional duties. "At all times, our journalists advanced, without retreating in the face of danger. It is important not to let time erase the names of the heroes. Do not betray their memory, uphold their professionalism, be responsible for your word and truth," emphasized Irina Brinkova, Minister of Information Policy of the Murmansk Region, during the ceremony. TopGun. Northwest News in Max.