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Gay Russian Anchor, Journalist Lobkov Alleges Moscow Beating

At least 30 people died in a massive Russian air attack on December 28-29 in Ukraine, hitting military and civilian targets, including Kyiv, in the biggest bombardment of the invasion.
Over 100 private houses, 45 high-rise buildings, schools, churches, hospitals, and commercial premises were destroyed or damaged in the attack, with nine people killed and 30 wounded in Kyiv.
Ukraine accuses Russia of targeting civilians and civilian infrastructure, while Russia denies these claims. Western leaders stand with Ukraine in condemning Russia's actions.

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Lietuvos Radijas ir Televizija

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Homosexual Russian Journalist Says He Was Beaten in Hate Attack

A gay Russian journalist says he was beaten at a park in central Moscow on Saturday in a hate attack.

1 year ago·Vilnius, Lithuania

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RIA Novosti [🇷🇺-affiliated]

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TV journalist Lobkov reported that he was beaten in Moscow

Российский тележурналист Павел Лобков сообщил о том, что его избили на территории Патриарших прудов в Москве. РИА Новости, 30.12.2023

1 year ago·Russian Federation

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The Moscow Times

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Russian Journalist Says Beaten in Moscow Hate Attack

Pavel Lobkov, a former presenter on the independent TV Rain channel who is openly gay, posted images of his injuries.

1 year ago·Amsterdam, Netherlands

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Radio Free Europe/ RadioLiberty

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Gay Russian Anchor, Journalist Lobkov Alleges Moscow Beating

Longtime TV anchorman and journalist Pavel Lobkov says he was attacked in a park in an affluent downtown district in Moscow, posting photos early on December 30 that show bloody injuries to his face and hands.

1 year ago·Czechia

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i24NEWS

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Russian journalist reports being assaulted in Moscow hate attack

Lobkov shared images revealing his injuries, showcasing a bloodied nose and hand

1 year ago

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LGBT journalist says he was beaten in Moscow

A Russian journalist who declares himself openly gay said on Saturday that he was beaten in a park in central Moscow, an attack he linked to his sexual orientation, reports France Presse.

1 year ago·Romania

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