A prominent Russian military blogger and war correspondent was killed in an explosion in St. Petersburg on Sunday.
Prominent Russian Military Journalist Killed in St. Petersburg Blast
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War correspondent under International Humanitarian Law:
War correspondents are protected by the Geneva Conventions of 1949 and their additional protocols. In general, journalists are considered civilians so they have all rights related to the civilians in a conflict.
Academics Benny Morris of Ben-Gurion University and Benjamin Z. Kedar of The Hebrew University of Jerusalem have produced an extraordinary paper based on a welter of archival material, exposing in disturbing detail the hitherto obfuscated dimensions of an operation by Zionist forces to use chemical and biological weapons against both invading Arab armies and local civilians during the 1948 war.
Shocking Details of Zionist Biological Warfare Against Palestinians Exposed
Ms. Cat’s Chronicles 