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NBC News chief Washington and chief foreign-affairs correspondent Andrea Mitchell spoke about the power of photography of the war in Ukraine at the #WSJFuture of Everything Festival on World Press Freedom Day. #andreamitchell #worldpressfreedomday #istandwithevan #evangershkovich #ukraine #war #photojournalism #journalism #wsj #wallstreetjournal #thewallstreetjournal | Andrea Mitchell on the power of war photography in Ukraine
“We all can’t wait to see you again.”Colleagues of WSJ reporter Evan Gershkovich send messages to him on World Press Freedom Day as he remains detained in Russia on an espionage allegation that WSJ and the U.S. government vehemently deny. #istandwithevan #worldpressfreedomday #evangershkovich #wsj #wallstreetjournal #thewallstreetjournal | Thomas Grove | Reporter | Emma Tucker | Editor in Chief
A Russian court upheld the detention of WSJ reporter Evan Gershkovich during an appeal hearing Tuesday. It’s the first time Gershkovich has been seen in public since March 30. He was detained last month during a reporting trip on an espionage allegation that the Journal and U.S. govenment vehemently deny. 🎥: AP #istandwithevan #evangershkovich #wsj #thewallstreetjournal #wallstreetjournal | A Russian court upheld the detention of WSJ reporter Evan Gershkovich in Moscow. | He was detained last month during a reporting trip on an espionage allegation that the Journal and the U.S. government vehemently deny.
In an exclusive interview, the family of Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich speaks out for the first time since he was detained in Russia on March 29. Gershkovich was detained during a reporting trip to Yekaterinburg. He was brought to Moscow and accused of espionage, an allegation the WSJ, his family and the U.S. government strongly deny. #istandwithevan #evangershkovich #wsj #wallstreetjournal #thewallstreetjournal | Mikhail Gershkovich | Evan’s father | Ella Milman | Evan’s mother | President Joe Biden
The last time WSJ staff heard from Evan Gershkovich before his arrest was March 29, just before 4 p.m., when he had arrived at a steakhouse in the Russian city of Yekaterinburg. The American reporter loved reporting on Russia—its language, its people—and had made Moscow a second home. Hours later, the newsroom was scrambling to reach contacts in Yekaterinburg, Moscow and Washington. A vague post on Telegram reported that security agents had taken a diner from a Yekaterinburg steakhouse with his hood up. On March 30, Russia said it had detained Gershkovich and accused him of espionage, a claim that WSJ, his colleagues and the Biden administration all deny. Diplomats and legal experts see little hope that the American will immediately be freed, given that espionage trials in Russia are conducted in secret and almost always end in a conviction. The U.S. and WSJ are demanding his immediate release. 📷: AP, WSJ, Zvezda News via Storyful #istandwithevan #evangershkovich #wsj #wallstreetjournal #thewallstreetjournal | WSJ Eastern Europe correspondent | Evan Gershkovich | WSJ reporter | Thomas Grove
One week ago, Evan Gershkovich was arrested in Russia while on a reporting trip and accused of spying, making him the first American journalist detained in Russia on espionage charges since the Cold War. WSJ vehemently denies the allegations. The U.S. State Department is preparing to designate Gershkovich as “wrongfully detained,” which would launch a major government effort to win his release. 📷: AP, WSJ #istandwithevan #evangershkovich #wsj #thewallstreetjournal #wallstreetjournal | WSJ Middle East correspondent | Evan Gershkovich is not a spy. | WSJ Moscow Bureau Chief | Ann Simmons | Benoit Faucon
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