In Ukraine, female war reporters build on legacy of pioneers


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Friling (centre) with Fox News correspondent Steve Harrigan (left) and senior field producer Ibrahim Hazboun, has been on assignment covering the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Photo: Fox News via AP

Clarissa Ward interrupted her live TV report on Ukrainian refugees to help a distraught older man, then a woman, down a steep and explosion-mangled path, gently urging them on in their language.

A day later, Lynsey Addario, a photographer for The New York Times, captured a grim image of a Russian mortar attack’s immediate outcome: the bodies of a mother and her two children crumpled on a road, amid their suitcase, backpacks and a pet carrier.

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