Yevhenii Sakun, Ukraine

Correspondent Olga Tokariuk shared this picture of Sakun on Twitter, announcing his death. "It was a pleasure working with him. I'm devastated by this news. Eternal memory", she added.

On 1 March 2022, TV cameraman Yevhenii Sakun was killed as a result of Russian missile strike on Kyiv’s Babyn Yar, along with four other people.

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