Tatyana Mitkova
Russian journalist and news presenter

Born
September 13th, 1959
65 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Russia
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Born in 1959, a prominent Russian journalist and news presenter. This individual gained recognition for anchoring major news programs on Russian television, particularly on RTR and later on NTV. An influential figure in the field of journalism, contributions included hosting programs that addressed significant socio-political issues in Russia during transformative years. Engaged in various journalistic endeavors, including reporting on conflicts and covering major national events.
Anchored news programs on RTR
Hosted programs on NTV
Reported on significant socio-political issues
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