“You don’t think, you just do”: Reporter Darja Stomatová on four years of covering Ukraine war
About this episode
TV journalist Darja Stomatová discusses her four years of reporting on the Ukraine war and her recent award for her coverage.
TV journalist Darja Stomatová has been reporting from Ukraine since the start of Russia’s full-scale invasion. Last week Stomatová received the Ferdinand Peroutka Prize, perhaps the most prestigious honour in Czech journalism, for her coverage of the conflict. I spoke to the 34-year-old at our studios in Prague.
Topics covered
- journalism
- Ukraine war
- Czech journalism
- reporting
- media
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