Possibility of receiving a postponement in the event of the murder of parents by the occupiers: conclusions of lawyers

During a meeting between US and Russian Presidents Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin in Alaska, an incident involving journalists occurred. One reporter asked: “When will you stop killing civilians?”, to which Putin did not give any answer. After that, the journalists who asked the question were taken out of the press center.

The two leaders sat side by side, with the delegations positioned to the side. Behind them was a banner with the inscription “Seeking Peace”. Trump thanked those present for their participation, after which the negotiations went into closed mode.

Among the journalists who asked the question was Rachel Scott, a senior political correspondent for ABC News. She began her career at ABC News Live as a production assistant and producer for GMA Digital. In July 2020, she was appointed White House correspondent and later covered the work of Congress.

During her work, particularly in June 2021, Scott asked Putin questions about his opponents, including asking, “What are you so afraid of?” In 2022, she received the prestigious News and Documentary Emmy Award in the category of “Outstanding Emerging Journalist.” In January 2023, she became a senior congressional correspondent.

She continues to work at ABC News, actively covering critical political events.