Russia killed a French photojournalist: Ukrainian Armed Forces spoke about the consequences of the attack.

Sad news about the death of the photojournalist

According to inkorr.com: Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiga expressed deep condolences to the family, friends, and colleagues of French photojournalist Antoine Lallekan, who tragically died as a result of a Russian drone attack near Druzhkivka.

"Russia continues to deliberately attack journalists — this is a horrific crime and a violation of international humanitarian law. We will take all measures to hold those responsible accountable."

The minister emphasized that "the bravery of Antoine Lallekan in covering the truth about Russian aggression will always be remembered."

Antoine Lallekan was a renowned French photojournalist who documented the aftermath of the war and told the stories of people from Donetsk region. His contribution to shedding light on the truth about the conflict in eastern Ukraine will remain in memory, as he gave voice to those suffering from the war.

The death of Antoine Lallekan is yet another horrific reminder of the dangers faced by journalists during conflicts. His work not only recorded facts but also inspired many, opening the eyes of the world to the hardships endured by ordinary people during war. This loss underscores the importance of protecting journalists and their role in uncovering the truth on the front lines of information warfare.