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TV presenter and soldier Yevhen Solovei killed at the front

NUJU By NUJU
01.04.2026
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On March 27, Yevhen Solovei, a cameraman who had worked on the TSN team for many years, was killed, reports 1+1 media.

His story at 1+1 media began in 2011. Since then, Ukrainian viewers have seen thousands of important events through his eyes. Since 2014, Yevhen, together with military correspondents, has worked in the combat zone and recorded the truth about the war.

In 2022, Yevhen volunteered for war and became a drone pilot. His death is an irreparable loss for all of us.

We express our sincere condolences to Yevhen’s family and friends. May his memory be bright.

 

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