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Evgeny Poddubny is a war correspondent and producer of documentaries and special reports. He leads VGTRK's Middle East and North Africa Bureau. Throughout his career, he has covered numerous armed conflicts, reporting from Afghanistan, Iraq, Lebanon, Abkhazia, South Ossetia, and Pakistan, among others. His work in Syria and Ukraine earned him two prestigious TEFI awards. He also co-ordinates the Russian Humanitarian Mission, a charity organization in Syria.
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Valentin Gorshenin has been with RT since 2020, and has traveled to Donbass as a war correspondent multiple times during Russia’s Special Military Operation. In May 2022, Valentin and his camera crew were caught in a missile strike in Dokuchaievsk, Donetsk People’s Republic. Gorshenin’s extensive coverage of Donbass includes news reports and a documentary about the liberated territories.
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Murad Gazdiev is a senior war correspondent who has reported from a number of flashpoints around the globe, including the Syria-Turkish border, Yemen, Donbass and Ukraine. He has also covered major international events, including Davos and the St. Petersburg economic forums, and even made a tour of duty with the crew of the Russian Navy Destroyer Admiral Levchenko, as it carried a military unit from the core base of Russia's Northern Fleet in Severomorsk to an unused former-Soviet base in the White Sea.
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Sargon Hadaya has been part of the RT Arabic team since 2006. Sargon has covered quite a few political events and military conflicts in many regions of the world, including Ukraine, Donbass, Syria, Nagorno-Karabakh, Kazakhstan and other locations. He was wounded while working in Syria. When covering Russia’s special military operation in Ukraine, Sargon came under fire on many occasions and delivered reports from some of the most intense fighting zones. He also provided help and assistance to the local population.
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Salam Musafir has been a Foreign Affairs Correspondent since 1982, he is a specialist in covering international news, particularly war zones and unstable regions mostly in the Middle East, North Africa and Afghanistan. He was the only Arabic journalist to visit Chernobyl just 2 weeks after the 1986 disaster. He has been working for RT since the launch of its Arabic channel in 2007.
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Kirill Vyshinsky is a Russian journalist, TV presenter and public figure. Since 2019, Vyshinsky has been the executive director of the Rossiya Segodnya media group. He is the host of the Typical Ukraine television show aired on Russia-24 TV Channel, and a member of the Presidential Council for the Development of Civil Society and Human Rights.Kirill Vyshinsky is a Russian journalist, TV presenter and public figure. Since 2019, Vyshinsky has been the executive director of the Rossiya Segodnya media group. He is the host of the Typical Ukraine television show aired on Russia-24 TV Channel, and a member of the Presidential Council for the Development of Civil Society and Human Rights.
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Anton Stepanenko is a war correspondent for VGTRK, Russia’s largest media holding. Previously, Anton spent nearly two decades reporting from flashpoints in the former Yugoslavia, South Ossetia and Chechnya, and throughout the Middle East and Africa, for Russia’s Channel One, the country’s most-watched television channel. He is a winner of the 2019 Khaled Alkhateb International Memorial Award.
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Alexander Lukyanov is a war correspondent with a 23-year career. He has covered the events in Kiev’s Maidan square in 2013-2014, and the subsequent deterioration of the political situation in Ukraine. He has also worked in the Donetsk People's Republic and Syria. Member of the Valdai Discussion Club. Finalist of the 2019 TEFI-chronicle competition. Since 2011, he has been a special correspondent for the Russia-24 TV channel.
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Jelena Milincic became the editor-in-chief of RT Balkan in 2022. She worked as a correspondent and host at RT Spanish since its launch in 2009. Over the years, Elena has been to almost every Latin American country, bringing home lots of stories and documentaries. Elena has interviewed the presidents of Venezuela, Mexico, Ecuador, Bolivia, Nicaragua, Guatemala, Uruguay, Costa Rica, Chile, Serbia, North Macedonia and, together with her colleagues, the president of Russia.
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Semion Senderov is a correspondent and news anchor at RT Spanish. He has covered Russia’s Special Military Operation from the very beginning. Throughout his career, he has worked as a special correspondent in Cuba, and also reported on economic and political news in Latin America and the Middle East. He also covered the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, and the Nuclear decommissioning in North Korea.
Evgeny Poddubny is a war correspondent and producer of documentaries and special reports. He leads VGTRK's Middle East and North Africa Bureau. Throughout his career, he has covered numerous armed conflicts, reporting from Afghanistan, Iraq, Lebanon, Abkhazia, South Ossetia, and Pakistan, among others. His work in Syria and Ukraine earned him two prestigious TEFI awards. He also co-ordinates the Russian Humanitarian Mission, a charity organization in Syria.
Valentin Gorshenin has been with RT since 2020, and has traveled to Donbass as a war correspondent multiple times during Russia’s Special Military Operation. In May 2022, Valentin and his camera crew were caught in a missile strike in Dokuchaievsk, Donetsk People’s Republic. Gorshenin’s extensive coverage of Donbass includes news reports and a documentary about the liberated territories.
Murad Gazdiev is a senior war correspondent who has reported from a number of flashpoints around the globe, including the Syria-Turkish border, Yemen, Donbass and Ukraine. He has also covered major international events, including Davos and the St. Petersburg economic forums, and even made a tour of duty with the crew of the Russian Navy Destroyer Admiral Levchenko, as it carried a military unit from the core base of Russia's Northern Fleet in Severomorsk to an unused former-Soviet base in the White Sea.
Sargon Hadaya has been part of the RT Arabic team since 2006. Sargon has covered quite a few political events and military conflicts in many regions of the world, including Ukraine, Donbass, Syria, Nagorno-Karabakh, Kazakhstan and other locations. He was wounded while working in Syria. When covering Russia’s special military operation in Ukraine, Sargon came under fire on many occasions and delivered reports from some of the most intense fighting zones. He also provided help and assistance to the local population.
Salam Musafir has been a Foreign Affairs Correspondent since 1982, he is a specialist in covering international news, particularly war zones and unstable regions mostly in the Middle East, North Africa and Afghanistan. He was the only Arabic journalist to visit Chernobyl just 2 weeks after the 1986 disaster. He has been working for RT since the launch of its Arabic channel in 2007.
Kirill Vyshinsky is a Russian journalist, TV presenter and public figure. Since 2019, Vyshinsky has been the executive director of the Rossiya Segodnya media group. He is the host of the Typical Ukraine television show aired on Russia-24 TV Channel, and a member of the Presidential Council for the Development of Civil Society and Human Rights.Kirill Vyshinsky is a Russian journalist, TV presenter and public figure. Since 2019, Vyshinsky has been the executive director of the Rossiya Segodnya media group. He is the host of the Typical Ukraine television show aired on Russia-24 TV Channel, and a member of the Presidential Council for the Development of Civil Society and Human Rights.
Anton Stepanenko is a war correspondent for VGTRK, Russia’s largest media holding. Previously, Anton spent nearly two decades reporting from flashpoints in the former Yugoslavia, South Ossetia and Chechnya, and throughout the Middle East and Africa, for Russia’s Channel One, the country’s most-watched television channel. He is a winner of the 2019 Khaled Alkhateb International Memorial Award.
Alexander Lukyanov is a war correspondent with a 23-year career. He has covered the events in Kiev’s Maidan square in 2013-2014, and the subsequent deterioration of the political situation in Ukraine. He has also worked in the Donetsk People's Republic and Syria. Member of the Valdai Discussion Club. Finalist of the 2019 TEFI-chronicle competition. Since 2011, he has been a special correspondent for the Russia-24 TV channel.
Jelena Milincic became the editor-in-chief of RT Balkan in 2022. She worked as a correspondent and host at RT Spanish since its launch in 2009. Over the years, Elena has been to almost every Latin American country, bringing home lots of stories and documentaries. Elena has interviewed the presidents of Venezuela, Mexico, Ecuador, Bolivia, Nicaragua, Guatemala, Uruguay, Costa Rica, Chile, Serbia, North Macedonia and, together with her colleagues, the president of Russia.
Semion Senderov is a correspondent and news anchor at RT Spanish. He has covered Russia’s Special Military Operation from the very beginning. Throughout his career, he has worked as a special correspondent in Cuba, and also reported on economic and political news in Latin America and the Middle East. He also covered the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, and the Nuclear decommissioning in North Korea.