“The van had the word press in big letters… they decided to go in the two soldiers' smaller car, which was less likely to draw Russian attention.”

Up First from NPR · Fox News wanted war images in Ukraine - their journalists died

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switched from a large press-marked white van to a smaller Ukrainian soldier-provided car to reduce visibility and avoid attracting Russian fire

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