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Yan Dobronosov

b. 1986

Ukrainian photographer, photojournalist

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Born 1986. Yan Dobronosov is a Ukrainian photographer and photojournalist.

Yan Stanislavovych Dobronosov (; born 1986 or 1987) is a Ukrainian photojournalist. He is known for his political and war photography.

His 2020 photograph of two female journalists making a hand gesture in the Verkhovna Rada resulted in both of them having their press credentials revoked. The same year, Dobronosov was challenged in parliament by politician Yevheniy Shevchenko, who questioned his motivations.

Dobronosov was struck by the bodyguard of Viktor Medvedchuk during Medvedchuk's 2021 trial, before being prevented from entering the court to perform his work.

His January 15, 2023 Yellow Kitchen Photo was widely shared on social media.

Early life and education Dobronosov was born in . graduating in 2008.

Career Dobronosov has been working as photographer since 2011 and as a war photographer in his native country, Ukraine, since 2014. In 2018, he worked in Poland. He has been employed by Ukrainian news outlet Телеграф (English: Telegraph) since 2021 In May 2021, he ended one year of employment with the Bukvy (Букви) media outlet due to his workload.

In 2020, his photograph of journalists Valeria Yehorova and Yulia Mahmuda making an obscene hand gesture in the Ukrainian parliament resulted in the Verkhovna Rada revoking both women's press credentials. Yehorova complained online about Dobronosov focussing on her, rather than politicians and complained that the photograph and the ban constituted harassment.

Dobronosov was elbowed in the throat by the bodyguard of Viktor Medvedchuk during Medvedchuk's 2021 trial at the Pechersk District Court. Dobronosov told reporters that he was among various journalists prevented from entering the court to perform their work. in Maryevka, having heard that it had been liberated from Russian forces. In October 2022, Dobronosov was in Kyiv when Russian rockets landed. He told the Union of Journalists of Ukraine that he believed that the attack was a Russian response to Ukraine's attack on the Crimean Bridge.

On February 22, 2023, Dobronosov was awarded a За честь и славу (English: "For Honour and Glory") (Level 3) medal by Sergey Rud, the head of Ukraine's State Security Administration. The medal is usually only awarded to members of the State Border Guard Service of Ukraine but is occasionally given to citizens.

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Important facts

Born
1986
Birth century
Nationality
Education
Donbas State Engineering Academy
Awards
Order of Merit (Ukraine), 3rd class; Badge for Service
Also known as
Yan Stanislavovych Dobronosov

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Yan Dobronosov?

Ukrainian photographer, photojournalist

When was Yan Dobronosov born?

Yan Dobronosov was born in 1986.

What is Yan Dobronosov's occupation?

Yan Dobronosov is a photographer and photojournalist.

What nationality is Yan Dobronosov?

Yan Dobronosov is Ukrainian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Yan Dobronosov

· Wikidata: Q116258754

· DBpedia: Yan Dobronosov

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