As often happens, unfortunately, to make the costs of the wars, as well as for civilians, reporters are sent to the front. Eyes and ears of the conflict and of violence against them. It 'happened again, Misurata, where two reporters were killed due to artillery shells fired during the fighting in the city between forces loyal to Gaddafi and the insurgents.
The victims are called Chris Hondros and Tim Hetherington, both aged 41. Together with their two other journalists were injured. The artillery shells exploded in the center of the city that two months is under siege by the forces of Colonel. The two reporters were very popular in the environment of war reporting.
The victims are called Chris Hondros and Tim Hetherington, both aged 41. Together with their two other journalists were injured. The artillery shells exploded in the center of the city that two months is under siege by the forces of Colonel. The two reporters were very popular in the environment of war reporting.
