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WELT-Chefreporter Ibrahim Naber erhält Deutschen Fernsehpreis für Berichterstattung aus der Ukraine

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WELT-Chefreporter Ibrahim Naber wurde am 9.
September 2026 mit dem Deutschen Fernsehpreis in der Kategorie ‚Beste Moderation / Einzelleistung Information‘ ausgezeichnet.
Die Jury würdigte seine kontinuierliche Berichterstattung aus dem ukrainischen Kriegsgebiet seit Beginn der russischen Invasion 2022.

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Ibrahim Naber berichtet seit Beginn der russischen Invasion im Jahr 2022 aus dem ukrainischen Kriegsgebiet über Frontlinien und zivile Auswirkungen des Krieges.

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