Russian Propagandist Dies From Wounds in Luhansk Region

Russian propagandist Nikita Goldin from the Zvezda TV channel has died from a wound in the Luhansk region.

MK reported on this, citing its own sources.

It is noted that the propagandist had been in the hospital in serious condition for almost a month and a half, and had passed away on April 22.

He was wounded as a result of the shelling of the village of Mykhailivka in the Siverskodonetsk district of the Luhansk region.

At that time, it became known about the death of military correspondent of Izvestia Alexandr Fedorchak and two employees of the Russian Zvezda TV channel crew: cameraman Andrei Panov and the host of the filming group, Alexandr Sirkeli.

Along with them was Nikita Goldin, who survived but sustained serious injuries and was taken to the hospital.

The Russians claim that the propagandists were eliminated by supposedly two rockets from the HIMARS rocket system.

The settlement where the group of Russians was destroyed is located approximately 30 km from the front line.

On March 26, it became known about the death of Russian ‘Channel One’ propagandist Anna Prokofyeva in the Belgorod region. This allegedly happened near the settlement of Demydivka. At that time, the details of her death were not disclosed.

“While carrying out an editorial task, military correspondent of ‘Channel One’ Anna Prokofyeva was killed,” wrote a propagandist on his channel.

The day before, on her Telegram channel, the propagandist had posted a photo with the caption: “Somewhere on the border with country 404…”, referring to Ukraine.

In August 2024, one of the most high-profile Russian pro-government propagandists, Evgeniy Poddubny, was attacked by an FPV drone in the Kursk region. Immediately after the incident, reports about his death began circulating online, but the information turned out to be premature. He sustained severe burns, a traumatic brain injury, and facial skull fractures, but ultimately survived.