Evan Gerskovich’s Parents on Reporter’s Year in Moscow Prison | WSJ
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- Опубликовано: 15 май 2024
- One year after WSJ reporter Evan Gershkovich was detained during a reporting trip in Russia, his parents share details about his year in a Moscow prison cell and react to Russian President Vladimir Putin’s recent comments regarding their son.
Chapters:
0:00 One year since Evan’s arrest
1:12 How Evan is doing
3:21 Bringing Evan home
5:25 Support for Evan
#EvanGershkovich #FreeEvan #WSJ
The coverage these journalists provide requires courage. I can’t even imagine willingly choosing to report in areas where the threat of imprisonment or death is always present. What they have is more than just a job, it’s a calling
Why doesn't MSNBC, NBC, Fox News, CNN, NPR, cover this? And the other 2-3 other U.S. Hostages in Moscow.
Wait, what's the name of the guy the UK had locke up for over ten years for the crime of journalism the state didn't like... oh Julian Assange. Why no reporting on him WSJ?
let's not forget Gonzalo Lira a U$ citizen, UKR unalived him, U$ said nothing.
Лучше в тюрьме в России сидеть чем поехать на Украину
he is there because america not like that old times america when russia also had an acronym
Political Prisoner…..Julian Assange
FREE EVAN!!!!!’
spy evan
No
Never again will I visit Russia. I was there in summer of 2013 by private invitation. I still have my visa. My host family was so incredibly nice to me. I was required to register with the local city hall within 7 days of my arrival. While I was there, I remember a police officer watching me with a lot of interest. My American accent is very noticeable. Looking back on that occasion, I wonder how close was I to becoming one of Putin's hostages?
I remember my host mom saying after we left city hall that if the police officer had approached me she was planning to start punching the guy while Yaromir and I ran away.
🤡Кому ты нужен?
"Who needs me?" You are asking and calling me a clown as well. I'll answer:
I'm sure it was the monetary reward offered by the FSB for finding foreign nationals that was on the cop's mind. Putin has been stockpiling hostages for years. He doesn't need "me" for anything in particular. He needs other countries citizens for pawns.
@@genebrotherton9056LOL Thank you for not coming to Russia again. If you didn't like it here, we will only be happy if you don't visit our country again.
@@user-zb7ev2xe5d Wrong. I did like it there. I don't like the feeling that I'll be snatched up by desperate police officers who might want some extra cash to then be used as a tool by the Russian government.
@@OK-li6wc you have a lot of Tajikistan and Uzbek citizens, I think your citizens are happy with that, especially after Crocus city Hall situation.
Never forget Biden got back that paragon of America loving "female" basketball player all the while knowing this fellow American and others are in the same position as she was. Ok, maybe she wasn't as America loving as he is, but she plays basketball, what does he do?
Doesn't matter if your a "journalist" or not. If your filming and getting information on military institutions in a country where your a foreigner, your definitely gonna get arrested.
Свободу Эвану Гершковичу! Free Evan Gershkovich!
R.I.P. GONZALO LIRA U$/Chilean citizen abandoned by his government having been arrested for wrong think, then tortured & murdered in ‘fREedoM LoViNg dEMocRaTiC’ ukraine.
Free Nelson Mandela!
Have you caught wind of VideoGPT making waves? It's your ticket to seamless, professional video content.
I have little sympathy for Americans that go to Russia, Iran, NK, etc against State Dept warnings and then expect the US Government to give up a bunch of criminals or other concessions to get them out. I have no problem with people learning lessons the hard way. Sorry, WSJ. You and your staff need to make better decisions.
A lot of people feel the same way about those who visit NY, LA or Chicago. Good luck to ya if you go there. You are on your own.
Seems like you need to be thought a lesson about sympathy towards your fellow americans... the hard way of course.
He was a journalist literally accredited by Russia and doing his job. I understand if it was someone else going there for a vacation, but Evan's situation is completely different and unexpected.
Journalists report from war zones and far more dangerous locations.
When you brake law, consequence comes. Easy as that.
Oh I can think of 10 million people in the past few years who would laugh if they saw what you said. Just call them new comers.
No one cares