Rossiya Segodnya journalist dies at training ground in Crimea

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Svetlana Babayeva, head of the regional division of the Rossiya Segodnya media group, died on Friday as a result of an accident at one of the training grounds in the Crimea, where she was engaged in military sports shooting, Report informs, citing the Russian media.

"A stray bullet... We will all miss Sveta, her energy and enthusiasm..." Rossiya Segodnya General Director Dmitry Kiselev was quoted as saying.

Babayeva headed Rossiya Segodnya's Crimea division in 2019.

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