Many of the photographs of the war in Ukraine deserve to live as indelibly on the public record as those photos of Vietnam. We can only see the extent of the Russian-made horror because of these photos and the photographers who have risked, or given, their lives to get them: Lynsey Addario narrowly escaped death in the same mortar attack that killed the subjects of her photo; the body of the Ukrainian photographer and videojournalist Maksim Levin, a frequent contributor to Reuters, was discovered on April 1 in a village north of Kyiv. Mr. Levin was the sixth journalist killed in Ukraine since the beginning of the conflict.
The physical and emotional toll of #war in #Ukraine has also had an impact on how #journalists on the front lines are able to cover the conflict https://t.co/KlWVmjPV5B The shooting death of U.S. reporter Brent Renaud underscored the dangers @pressfreedom via @CPJ_Eurasia
— Maria Miret (@periodistia) April 23, 2022
