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Journalists working in frontline zones fulfill one of the most difficult and dangerous missions in the world today. Their work goes far beyond gathering facts or preparing news stories. They witness history-changing events, risk their own lives for the sake of the truth, and keep the world aware of war, conflict and humanitarian crises. 

In the face of constant danger, shelling and destruction, journalists often work at the limit of human capabilities. Their presence in hot spots helps to expose war crimes, document the consequences of aggression and bring the voices of victims to a wider audience.

This work requires not only professional skills but also incredible courage and dedication. Journalists in the frontline areas serve as an example of how important it is to maintain objectivity, humanity and the pursuit of truth even in the most difficult circumstances. Their reports are a bridge between those who suffer from war and the world that needs to know about it.

The dedication of these people deserves enormous respect. Their work is not just journalism, it is a fight for the right of everyone to know the truth.

Who knows, maybe, in a year or two, at least, some of us will join the ranks of military correspondents. Ukraine needs such brave professionals, and they will come.