Mr Arman Soldin died on Tuesday when his team came under rocket fire near Bakhmut. Read more at straitstimes.com.
PARIS – French broadcaster Canal Plus paid tribute to AFP journalist Arman Soldin on Saturday, after he wasMr Soldin, AFP’s video coordinator in Ukraine, died on Tuesday when an AFP team came under fire from Grad rockets while they were with a group of Ukrainian soldiers near Bakhmut, the epicentre of the fighting for months.
During Saturday’s broadcast of Match Of Ze Day, a four-minute package was played of the 32-year-old’s varying contributions to the output.
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